Sentence examples for between performance and cost from inspiring English sources

FORBES Best Buys Strike a balance between performance and cost.

There should be a compromise between performance and cost for its real time implementation.

Therefore, the receiver algorithms must be a compromise between performance and cost.

Evidently the Patent Office thought so, at least when Severinsky, now a U.S. citizen, presented it as the ideal balance between performance and cost.

Deelman et al. [8] tried to study the trade-off between performance and cost by using a real-life astronomy application.

Kaviani et al. [37] have proposed a cross-tier partitioning approach to support developers making the trade-off between performance and cost in hybrid clouds.

Manufacturers therefore are free to find a tradeoff between performance and costs.

Our data at initial staging argue for the omission of both, chest X-ray and sonography of abdomen at initial staging since the efficiency ratios of these two methods were far below 0.5 – reflecting a very disadvantageous ratio between performance and costs of this staging method.

In this experiment, P4 seems to provide the best compromise between performance and computational cost.

As an example, in [26], where MLPs were used to create a ship detection system, the best number of hidden neurons, considering a trade-off between performance and computational cost, was 10.

The VLSI implementation is based on a novel MIMO detection algorithm called Modified Fixed-Complexity Soft-Output (MFCSO) detection, which achieves a good trade-off between performance and implementation cost compared to the referenced prior art.