Sentence examples for largest optimal from inspiring English sources
The phrase 'largest optimal' can be used in written English, but it would not be considered correct grammar since optimal is an adjective, not a noun
An example of how to use it correctly might be: "The engineer determined that the largest optimal solution was to reduce his timeline by 40%." This sentence suggests that the engineer determined that the solution which was the largest and best was to reduce his timeline by 40%.
Combining the product requirements for both extrudate density and hardness showed that the largest optimal compositional range is available at low feed moisture content.
We have proposed in [12] the largest optimal block-size b max ∗ as the unique optimal block-size: Since CFO yields a diversity loss, in the presence of moderate values of CFO, the optimal block-size allocation is b max ∗.
Moreover, we have found an explicit expression of the largest optimal block-size which minimizes the sum-correlation function depending on the system's parameters: number of subcarriers, number of users, and the cyclic prefix length.
We derive the analytical closed-form expression of the largest optimal block-size as a function of the system's parameters: number of subcarriers, number of users, and the cyclic prefix length.
We observe that, in the case without CSI, the minimum value of the sum-correlation function depends only on the number of subcarriers, number of users, and the variance of the channel impulse response and that the largest optimal block-size is given by b max ∗ = N p N u L, (21).
The smaller T u, the larger optimal τ is derived.
On the other hand, larger (alpha^{ ( 1 )}) or (alpha^{ ( 2 )}) gives larger optimal opening time (tau^).
For tungsten rods with different diameters, the optimal etching voltage changes slightly: the larger diameter rods have the larger optimal voltage.
Therefore, TCP-MDA shows that a large optimal number can solely improve TCP throughput in short scenarios of less than five hops.
The analysis identifies the conditions under which water reforms, flood damages, and climate change could lead to larger optimal water-project capacities.
A cyclone with a short and wide cone would have a steeper cutoff curve and larger optimal H/Dc value than one with a long and sharp cone.
