Sentence examples for jointly optimising from inspiring English sources

By jointly optimising sensitivity and specificity, a threshold probability of 0.960 was calculated.

Whereas these approaches focus exclusively on channel characteristics, another approach is to jointly optimise LR processing and the detection process.

Finite element analysis was used to jointly optimise the detector and sample volume geometry for sensitivity and RF homogeneity.

The schedule coordination problem then jointly optimises the planning headways and slack times in the timetable subject to SCM.

6 This contrasts HPC-based solutions, where the programmer aims to exploit intricate knowledge of the underlying architecture to ensure that data movement and processing are jointly optimised for the specific hardware.

The paper develops a unified cost structure to jointly optimise inspection frequency and replacement time for the system when the lifetime distribution of a component follows the Pareto or exponential distribution.

Adopting this sociotechnical systems design approach would help to jointly optimise the whole system rather than the parts in isolation.

Certain classes of 'friendly fire' fatalities in warfare are a similar example of the consequences of failing to jointly optimise technical and organisational systems (Leveson 2012).

From a sociotechnical systems perspective, and as discussed earlier, a key attribute of safer organisations is the extent to which they jointly optimise the social/organisational and technical aspects of workplace safety.

Recent debates have concentrated on optimising treatments such as methadone.

Again, this began as a method of optimising performance.