Sentence examples for consider the compromise from inspiring English sources

The proposed algorithm is a progressive optimal framework, in the second step of which we consider the compromise of user rate maximization and power consumption.

Another pro-choice lawmaker, Rep. Diana Degette (D-Colo)., said she would also consider the compromise.

Additional strategies for optimizin the excision of ψ mediated by Cre recombinase must consider the compromise required between recombination activity and cell toxicity, i.e. low Cre levels limit efficient excision of ψ, while high Cre levels become cytotoxic and affect proliferation of adenovirus producing Cre-cell lines [7].

Suddenly, however, it has become clear that powerful forces in Turkish society consider the compromises they must make to join the European Union too high a price even for so great a prize.

One way to explore this problem is to consider the compromises that animals may have to make when balancing the value of locomotor behaviors that reduce muscular effort and those that promote other important performance targets.

For the other fluids considered, the compromise cannot be considered as good.

Two improved methods are proposed based on the control point and the moving technique of experimental points considering the compromise between the accuracy and the efficiency.

For the systems considered the compromise between accuracy and speed, with respect to standard Ewald method, is good provided that the truncation radius and the damping parameter α are adequately chosen (in this case α = 8).

Several, particularly older, cardinals considered the compromise achieved in Worms as desertion of the principles of the Gregorian Reform, and inclined to accept it only as a tactical move.

If complete deregulation is too radical for you, consider the interesting compromise proposed by the economist Jeffrey Sachs, currently heading the Earth Institute at Columbia University.

Of course, he and I agree on a lot, and it starts with this: the best reform for America is to end the Clinton/Gore in Washington, D.C. [At a subsequent news conference he elaborated on his comments.] Q. Would you consider the possibility of compromise with Senator McCain? A. It's interesting.