A classic example involves the trade-offs between coal and natural gas power.
The optimal use of the HTO plates involves the trade-off between surgical convenience, construct stability, and the effects of stress-shielding.
MICHAEL PORTER: We would argue that there are many, many, many things that companies can do, that don't involve the trade-off.
The description of experimental devices is a thorny problem involving the trade-off between describing quantum systems with enough rigour and yet taking sufficient account of the disorder inherent to manufacturing processes.
The choice of the HTO plates involved the trade-off between surgical convenience, construct stability, and stress-shielding effect.
In one, men with locally advanced prostate cancer were asked to make hypothetical choices between short- and long-term ADT, involving the trade-off of survival against sexual potency, hot flashes, fatigue and osteoporosis (Wilke et al, 2010).
Again, the choice between a demand-pull and a supply-push approach involves weighing the trade-offs.
The current responses by the government and the multiple actors involved mask the trade-offs that emerge through complex interactions between ecological dynamics, user practices and stakeholder's interests and behaviour.
This suggests that this is a key region that could be involved in the trade-off between maintaining large sized seed and producing more seeds under water stress.
This indeterminacy applies to all evolution of virulence theories, and it is not otherwise possible to predict an optimum virulence per se when recovery is involved in the trade-off with virulence.
For the legislator, then, delegation to agencies purchases inter-temporal risk diversification and inter-issue consistency at the price of inter-temporal inconsistency and a lack of risk diversification across issues, while delegation to courts involves the opposite trade-off.
