Sentence examples for default advantage from inspiring English sources

The default advantage of parallel PSO PPSOO) is the reduction of computational time.

The public-service terrestrial broadcasters, BBC1, BBC2 and Channel 4, will lose their default advantage and the rise of on-demand television will pose the question: do we need so many full-time channels, competing to fill their airtime?

Affirmation of this hypotheses means that there is indeed the default advantage of local banks over international QABs.   2.

When we all go digital, the default terrestrial advantage of BBC1 and BBC2 will go, and all four channels will be up against popular digital channels with only the few words on the electronic programme guide pointing up the difference.

As another prominent behavioral economist, Dan Ariely, explains, "the power of defaults takes advantage of our laziness and fear of making any changes when it comes to making complex, difficult, or big decisions".

She said borrowers with smaller amounts of debt — those most at risk of default — should take advantage of income-based repayment plans, if they can.

The use of technology itself no longer provides a competitive advantage by default.

They took advantage of default codes — like 1111 or 4444 — that cellphone providers in Britain gave users to retrieve their voice mail.

Though the toll is "nearly all profit for Apple," Google is willing to pay it for the privilege of excluding rival search engines from the competitive advantage of default search engine status.

While attacks that disable the entire operating system of businesses like the Petya and NotPetya attacks of 2016 and 2017 will always dominate headlines, many recent cyber-attacks have taken advantage of default and simple passwords in devices found in the home and the office.

Both programs ran with default settings and took advantage of the ABI SOLiD colour-space format for higher quality alignments.