Sentence examples for 1 compromise from inspiring English sources

However, this would involve complex SI generation operations at the encoder, which would (1) compromise the low encoding complexity benefit of DVC and (2) rather favour a traditional predictive coding approach from a compression performance point of view.

Mutation of the residue preceding the biotinylation site in yeast pyruvate carboxylase 1 compromises biotinylation [30].

After pressing for the 1-to-1 ratio, Senator Richard Durbin, a Democrat of Illinois, says he accepted the 18-to-1 compromise with Republican opponents because it is the best available chance to "ensure that every year thousands of people are treated more fairly in our criminal justice system".

It is 80 Compromise Street, not 80 Commercial Street.

-- on criticism that a fictional character in his newspaper column was offensive, 1956 "Compromise, hell!

PAGE A28 Compromise on 9/11 Panel The White House agreed to an independent commission to investigate the terrorist attacks, and the House immediately approved it.

(2) Compromise in competition of multiple dominant mechanisms might be the key to understanding the stability of protein structures.

3) Compromise Is the New Change.

These words were written by the same men, at the same time, as the 3/5s compromise.

Also, That the new census will count unborn children (fetuses) as 3/5 of a person, just like slaves under the 3/5ths Compromise enshrined in the Constitution.

However, recent studies have shown that whole body concentrations at 0.3 μg g 1 and muscle tissue concentrations of 0.5 μg g 1 compromise fish reproduction, embryonic development, change biochemical process, and cause damage to cells and tissues.