Sentence examples for a wise choice of from inspiring English sources
Two examples illustrate the methodology and the importance of a wise choice of the adequate failure criterion for numerical modelling.
Analysis stages of the CAD model particularly induce this time increase which is required for a wise choice of cutting tools and machining strategies.
The performance of the algorithm depends on a wise choice of parameters, i.e., the sizes of the short-term and long-term windows and the length of the sub-profile.
To spend time developing the friendship aspect of our partnership is a wise choice of how to use our time, for the pleasure, passion, aliveness, and well-being that comes to us is immeasurable.
I'm not sure whether saying: "I was pushing the boundaries with the character because it was popular," is a wise choice of words in a public apology, because it implies that he was aware of how rank the stuff in the Vine videos were, and made them ranker still as the shares and likes racheted up.
A wise choice of desired postoperative refraction for the individual patient is crucial in the calculation of intraocular lens power.
Modern historians debate whether an alliance between the Franks and Mongols would have been successful in shifting the balance of power in the region, and if it would have been a wise choice on the part of the Europeans.
Well, suggests Mr Almunia, things like tougher rules for competition, less tough ones for illegal immigrants, a wiser choice of infrastructure priorities better roads, say, but free ones, not the fee-charging autopistas dear to the PP.
A call for diversity in advertising from institutions such as universities, colleges, government agencies, and private sector companies to support the concept of supporting newspapers is a wise choice to support a market of 30 Million African Americans in the United States whose budget is larger than some countries in the world.
It's also a wise choice to invest in a deck of plastic playing cards.
It's a big mistake to expect that the prison staff or the system is going to treat you any differently, and so it's really a wise choice to say, 'I am one of many.'.
