Sentence examples similar to make a judicious choice from inspiring English sources
In particular, the focus is put on reducing thread divergence by making a judicious choice for the mapping of threads onto the data.
Indeed, it has been shown that the same beam stability can be achieved in a high-frequency linac as in a low-frequency linac, by making a judicious choice of parameters according to general scaling laws10.
Will others who made a less judicious choice when they came to a fork in the road learn from Rodriguez?
But scientists believe that there is a hierarchy of facts and that a judicious choice may be made among them.
If a judicious choice of parameters is made, the method can lead one to calculate curves and thermal variations of the spontaneous magnetization or paramagnetic susceptibility that coincide remarkably well with the experimental results, for example, to within a few thousandths.
"A face unclouded by thought," was playwright Lillian Hellman's assessment of Shearer's screen presence, while the writer Anita Loos remarked, "It is to Irving's credit that, by expert showmanship and a judicious choice of camera angles, he made a beauty and a star out of Mrs. Thalberg".
These film thicknesses can be made to decrease further down to 1 or 2 µm with a judicious choice of speed ratios (applicator to metering roller) and rubber hardness.
GMNIA is considered as the most reliable analysis type, provided that a judicious choice of shape and amplitude of initial imperfections is made.
For the purpose of control law derivation, a judicious choice of output as a linear combination of the plunge displacement and pitch angle is made.
It has proved a judicious choice.
