Sentence examples for choice of solutions from inspiring English sources

At most, it seemed prudent to have a choice of solutions.

A rational choice of solutions for low energy building requires a performance evaluation for a large number of parameter combinations.

Normally when using a building simulator to assess the quality of designs, all possible solutions in the early stages of optimisation (when there is a high volume of choices) are evaluated using the same tool, so that the computational time for the assessment of each of the possibilities is the same as the time required for the final, refined choice of solutions.

Below is a manifesto (see The Guardian, Comment is Free) by citizens from across Europe who 1) object to the choice of "solutions" adopted by European governments confronted with the financial disaster engineered by the financial sector: cuts in social security, cuts in wages, cuts in pensions, massive reductions in government employment.

Typically the choice of solutions from the Pareto front is at the behest of the experimenter, and for this reason we shall largely ignore multi-objectivism since our focus is on the combinatorial issue.

The basic assumption that underpinned the choice of solutions was that improved quality of care will lead to optimization of the utilization of healthcare resources and to reduced costs.

Computational efficiency as well as accuracy is desirable and often influences the choice of solution method.

It is clear that L is independent of the choice of solution u to problem (17a) and (17b) and independent of n ∈ N, λ ∈ [ 0, 1 ].

Table 1 discussed the design choice of proposed solution: Table 1 Design choice of solution Approach Pros and cons Top-down Using traditional search engine index as semantic layer ●→Pros: No need for content providers and developers to generate semantic information.

The approach followed in this paper is based on (i) choice of methods and technologies for data collection, (ii) choice of solution algorithms for solving the vehicle routing problem described in the previous section, (iii) computation of the added value generated by data reliability in combination with the chosen solution algorithms.

Ligand binding experiments using NMR spectroscopy require relatively low protein concentrations and thus allow for flexibility in the choice of solution conditions.