Sentence examples for a balanced trade-off from inspiring English sources

Lumped kinetic approaches offer a balanced trade-off between sophistication and simplicity.

Closed-loop simulations demonstrate that when simultaneous control of surface roughness and porosity is carried out, a balanced trade-off is obtained in the closed-loop system between the two control objectives of surface roughness and porosity regulation.

Since most governments operate on the mercantilist premise that opening domestic markets is a concession to be traded for access to foreign markets, multilateral liberalisation is often the most effective route to free trade.In this mercantilist world, a successful WTO round requires a balanced trade-off between domestic and foreign concessions.

Recommendation: 9 A balanced trade-off between the level of functionality and integrated security is vital for Fog network performance.

They conclude that there needs to be a balanced trade-off between transport costs and classification (marshalling).

According to the authors the proposed algorithm had the ability to enhance the QOS and to provide a balanced trade-off between the conflicted objectives.

A suboptimal solution consisting in the transmission of two complementary circular polarizations appears as a balanced trade off between capacity gain and complexity.

CCLTP has a more balanced trade-off between complexity and performance.

Firstly, European models must provide a more balanced trade-off between transportation and classification costs.

Therefore, the main challenge in CRN-RF system is to strike a well-balanced trade-off between data transmission and RF energy harvesting [6, 7].

Considering the entire Pareto curve, a balanced (1 1) trade-off could be obtained when equal weighting was placed on both performance measures; however improvement of one performance measure required greater sacrifices with respect to the other when the weighting was extremized.