Sentence examples for constitutes a compromise between from inspiring English sources
OWL DL constitutes a compromise between expressiveness and decidability and is supported by DL classifiers like RACER, Fact++ and Pellet (Haarslev, 2003; Tsarkov, 2006; Sirin, 2007).
A small-world network exhibits a connectivity that constitutes a compromise between random and nearest neighbor regimes resulting in a short average path length despite the predominance of local connections (Watts and Strogatz 1998; Sporns et al. 2004; Bassett and Bullmore 2006).
It also raises many questions about ethics, about whether being in a direct commercial relationship with an audience somehow constitutes a compromise of integrity.
MNBTCs also constitute a compromise in complexity (placed) between MBTCs and NBTCs.
However, our results also highlight the fact that consensus maps always constitute a compromise which must be kept in mind.
With small parasitic capacitors and 3.3 V voltage swing, it constitutes a good compromise with respect to larger or to deep sub-micrometer processes.
We fixed the minimal work position occupancy at 8 and let the major secondarystaterangefrom33%to100%. Figure S3 shows the link between these parameters and confirms that a level of 75% for the major secondary structure threshold constitutes an acceptable compromise for a large-scale study.
The BTPLS is a compromise between model simplicity and accuracy, and constitutes a complementary modelling technique alongside linear PLS and NNPLS.
He constitutes a major bond between Judaism and Islam -- but not between those two and Christianity.
