Sentence examples for Key merits from inspiring English sources
The key merits of ADMM is its ability to split or decouple multiple variables in optimization problems, which enables one to find a solution to a large-scale global optimization problem by coordinating solutions to smaller sub-problems.
The key merits of the cap-and-trade approach I have described above are, first, the program can provide cost-effectiveness, while achieving meaningful reductions in greenhouse gas emissions levels.
One of the key merits of the environment created within the centres is patients are able to work through their cancer journey with an increased sense of empowerment, without placing them in opposition to conventional medical treatment.
The key merit of the proposed SIDO is that it can simultaneously provide continuous integral and differential estimates with almost no drift phenomena and chattering effect, as well as acceptable noise-tolerance performance from output measurement, and the stability is established based on exponential stability and singular perturbation theory.
The key merit of the presented scheme lies in its simplicity and integrity in design process of the traditional sliding mode observer (SMO) strategy, i.e., the state observer and sliding surface design as well as the associated sliding mode controller synthesis.
Instead he remained locked "inside the present" - playing each shot on its low-key merits without considering either looming triumph or despair.
— "Tell us if you internally track revenues for each of your top three online games and if so why such measurements are not considered key metrics meriting disclosure".
This key concept merits attention since our current protective ventilation strategies are fixated on the priority of keeping the Vt low.
In line with the theoretical framework and the policy implications of this study, several key findings merit further discussion.
Not that this has anything to do with the key's aesthetic merits.
This is a key finding that merits deeper analyses.
