Sentence examples for be an advantageous solution from inspiring English sources
The new Real-Time Optimization (RTO) mechanism is proven in experiments to be an advantageous solution for mitigating undesirable impacts of uncertainty and dynamicity on the CNE performance with respect to the four undertaken decision criteria.
When installed on a vehicle a PAA system can be an advantageous solution for receiving satellite signals due to the flatness of its shape hence provides low aerodynamic profile [2] and to the fact that it can be electronically beamsteered, not requiring continuous mechanical realignment.
Dichotomization has been proposed as a method to guard against misspecification of the disease model, but even in this application it does not appear to be a universally advantageous solution [ 33, 34].
In addition, a promising family of algorithms that take advantage of the GP method's ability to prescribe an advantageous solution architecture is developed as a post-processor.
The effect of the presence of an anionic surfactant, SDS (sodium dodecyl sulfate), on hydrate formation kinetics was also evaluated, showing that a combination of THF or DIOX and SDS is a very advantageous solution for accelerating hydrate formation.
It should be noted that SMOTE neither discards potentially useful samples nor merely replicates existing samples, therefore, posing an advantageous solution compared to sampling-based approaches.
Ultraviolet (UV) laser photo-ablation (a low-temperature cutting process) could offer an advantageous solution.
All that said, it was an advantageous deal for both parties.
'Obviously, that wouldn't be the most advantageous solution,' he said, 'but…' Advantageous, Clary thought.
Compared to electrochemical synthesis, solution casting of the polymer dispersion was found to be a more advantageous method to deposit the conducting polymer layer aiming at mass production.
In all their modern complexity, legal systems are a biological solution to a simple problem: although it is advantageous to live in co-operative societies, some people are still prepared to break the rules for individual gain.
