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The phrase "a good iteration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a version or repetition of a process that has improved or met certain standards.
Example: "After several rounds of feedback, we finally arrived at a good iteration of the project proposal."
Alternatives: "a solid version" or "an effective revision."
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And with Spectacles 2 merely a good iteration rather than a revolution, and true augmented reality glasses still years away, it's unclear what Snap could do to save itself.
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Here's a very good iteration of his point: it's not the "Clintons' fault" but in the 1990s we got "caught up in a slash and burn style of politics," that still prevents "non-ideological conversations" on various issues.
Good iteration should be encouraged and bad iteration eliminated.
Creating the Core Challenge was no easy task, and according to Howard, required a good deal of iteration.
The greater question was not whether the children in attendance would have a good time but which iteration of the band would show up, as, since 2010, the Flaming Lips have never had an idea they didn't like.
After many simulation iterations, a good fit was established using a peak HTC of 42,000 W/m2 K, this modified HTC was further validated by a second instrumented production die, proving that the modified HTC gives good correlation to the instrumentation trials.
(A headstrap may be a good idea for future iterations).
The situation was similar in the hold-out set, with the new approach converging to a good generalisation error at 10 iterations, while the previous approach required 16 iterations to reach the same performance.
In software engineering, taking a good election between recursion and iteration is essential because their efficiency and maintenance are different.
A theoretical solution — even when routed in experience — is rarely as good as iteration after iteration of real world testing.
A few iterations yield a good approximation of the reliability index for the original problem.
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