Sentence examples for a matter of optimisation from inspiring English sources

Politics, Mr Summers has observed, is in the end a lot like economics—all a matter of "optimisation subject to constraints".

Politics is now a matter of technocratic optimisation, of doing "what works" and "getting the job done".

As a matter of fact, in mathematical optimisation programs, a fractional programming (or program) is a generalisation to linear fractional programming.

A matter of days.

A matter of signals.

A Matter of Perspective?

A Matter of Timing.

It is faster and more efficient, meaning apps will install and update faster without needing a period of optimisation.

Zaránd et al. [ 37] proposed a method of optimisation inspired by demagnetisation, called hysteretic optimisation (HO).

"There's a whole bunch of optimisation goals which may not be the ones you first thing of," says IBM's Stanford-Clark.

Topological optimisation is a form of "shape" optimisation, usually referred to as "layout" optimisation.