We are outsourcing some of our most important free-speech decisions to these sites, which must do what the First Amendment often prevents government from doing, at least explicitly: balance the value of free speech against other, competing values.
In addition, several optimization criteria are proposed to implicitly or explicitly balance the topology.
In addition to exploring heuristic options, our ongoing work is also aimed at explicitly balancing the cost of reasoning against the quality of solution (See Section 6).
Finally, although the computational overhead of reasoning in the system is far below the benefit of doing it, we want to explore opportunities for explicitly balancing the overhead involved in reasoning against the quality of the schedule required.
Obama seems to have done Romney a big favor by picking two fights with the Christian right this year, which might permit Romney to lock down that vote without having to explicitly balance the ticket.
The Gephardt "boldness", in other words, simply means spilling as much red ink as Mr Bush, but on different priorities.Mr Dean talks more explicitly about "balancing the budget as quickly as possible", even if it takes "some sacrifice" to do it.
Pragmatism strives explicitly to balance the moral value of socially useful research with moral responsibilities to research participants.
What would happen if our right to gun ownership were explicitly protected and balanced against a concern for public safety?
The information on caesarean section presented in Brazilian women's magazines was mostly balanced, not explicitly in favour of one or another route of delivery.
The portrayal of caesarean section is mostly balanced, not explicitly in favour of one or another route of delivery, but incomplete and may be leading women to underestimate the maternal/perinatal risks associated with this route of delivery.
