Sentence examples for commitment of any optimality from inspiring English sources
Advocates of optimality models (e.g., Maynard Smith 1978, Roughgarden 1998) take the set of evolutionary constraints to be a background commitment of any optimality model.
He resists commitment of any kind, he hides the ultimate expression of his deepest concerns.
At this time he had no school to go to — no daily commitment of any kind.
In the 1970s and 1980s, there was a general tendency to misunderstand the conceptual commitments of users of optimality models.
The use of any design optimality criterion would therefore require some prior knowledge of the parameters.
Any commitment of land for use as a riparian buffer strip must consider the project's economic effectiveness.
A disadvantage of these methods is that they are not based on sufficient statistics and so have not been shown to possess any optimality properties.
Hence we can anticipate some loss of precision when using the proposed procedures because they have not been shown to possess any optimality properties.
Although the axioms are motivated from the literature on adaptive FEM for linear problems and constitute the main ingredients for any optimality proof in literature so far, we are able to show that this minimal set of four axioms is sufficient to prove optimality.
Furthermore, the proposed method has not been shown to possess any optimality properties, rather it has been derived as a natural and easily implemented multivariate extension of one of the most popular univariate methods used in meta-analysis.
It does require a commitment of time and effort on the part of any recruit.
