Sentence examples for conflict parameters from inspiring English sources
Saad's suggestion was that the European Union should take Palestine and Israel as member nations, thus dissolving the points of contention between the two nations by absorbing them into a new national European identity that superseded the current conflict parameters.
There exists a reverse relation between capacity, robustness, and imperceptibility and making a developed compromise between these conflict parameters is the core motivation of the most watermarking schemes.
Moreover, the simultaneous improvement of gain and bandwidth, which are two conflicting parameters, is another challenge.
Considering a hybrid vessel, the flow characteristics are conflicting parameters, viz.
It is well known that fast convergence and lower steady-state error are two conflicting parameters in general adaptive filtering.
The performance of a lossy compression algorithm is evaluated based on two conflicting parameters, namely, compression ratio and image quality which is usually measured by PSNR values.
Finally, the design feasibility along with simulation results, including statistical analysis is presented to evaluate efficacy of the scheme in terms of two conflicting parameters viz.
However, the main challenge remains in striking the balance between the conflicting parameters; ZT and power factor, when designing and optimizing advanced TE materials.
Our results indicate that the integrated model proposed here compares favorably to other approaches, allowing a good balance among conflicting parameters like message delivery latency, network lifetime and rate of messages received.
Exploring an optimal design point during architectural synthesis is a tedious task owing to the orthogonal issues of reducing exploration time and enhancing design quality as well as resolving the conflicting parameters of power and performance.
It is also inherently a multi-objective problem since processing has to optimize various conflicting parameters related to the degree of mixing, shear rate, or mechanical energy input among others.
