Sentence examples for which achieved more from inspiring English sources

The campaign follows a successful introduction for ThermaSilk, which achieved more than $120 million in sales in its first year on the market.

In his original research, Christensen established the cutoff for measuring a company's success or failure as 1989 and explained that " 'successful firms' were arbitrarily defined as those which achieved more than fifty million dollars in revenues in constant 1987 dollars in any single year between 1977 and 1989 even if they subsequently withdrew from the market".

In his original research, Christensen established the cutoff for measuring a company's success or failure as 1989 and explained that " 'successful firms' were arbitrarily defined as those which achieved more than fifty million dollars in revenues in constant 1987 dollars in any single year between 1977 and 1989 — even if they subsequently withdrew from the market".

Also, Schiffman et al. showed Schiff base cross-linked chitosan mats using electrospinning which achieved more faster [53].

Finally, a two GPU boards are installed to run this new algorithm, which achieved more than 35 times improvement in the FFT performance in terms of GFLOPs compared to that of the CUDA algorithm.

This allowed us to develop a new algorithm and program implementation, MMMvII, which achieved more than 600× speedup with comparable accuracy to the original MMM.

We next introduce the other two schemes, i.e., the suboptimal scheme and the optimal scheme, which achieve more maximum sum-EST.

The researchers of [25] have designed a new framework to model mobile applications and proposed efficient algorithm (MuSIC) which achieves more than 75%% of optimal solution when the number of mobile users is high.

The truck remains as in-your-face as ever, but more power and less weight will make it still faster – as will new Fox Racing Shox, which achieve more suspension travel to help keep the cabin relatively placid over big bumps.

In order to further improve the efficiency of 3PAKE protocols, in this paper, we propose two new efficient three-party authenticated key exchange protocols with one-time key for WBANs especially, which achieve more security properties as Huang's scheme claimed.

A possible interpretation of these findings could be that CD1 and BALB/c mice detect and respond to PVL with an exaggerated pro-inflammatory reaction and neutrophil recruitment, which achieves more rapid bacterial clearance, but at a simultaneous cost of more extensive collateral damage to host tissues.