Sentence examples for marginal advantages from inspiring English sources
Systems of automatic type placement at present offer only marginal advantages over conventional methods.
While I accept that, in cricket, it's never clear to the next batsman when he might be in, it seems odd to me – in this era of intense preparation and professionalism and the quest for marginal advantages – that something equivalent never happens.
McKeever's decision to wear an aerodynamic top adapted from those used by the British cyclists in these Olympics provides a revealing glimpse into the way the two elite sports have been sharing knowledge to gain the "marginal advantages" which Dave Brailsford, the British Cycling performance director never tires of talking about.
Though HTC fancies the Vive a more premium experience than the Rift, the two are really on mostly equal footing from a hardware standpoint with each having some marginal advantages over the other.
The results revealed marginal advantages for the strata-specific prediction models over the unstratified ones, which were more obvious on the wall-to-wall mapped area-based predictions.
They argued that the EDCA provides, at best, "marginal advantages" for the Philippines, and, at worst, may be in violation of constitutional restrictions on the establishment of foreign military bases on Philippine soil.
In vain have serious journalists described the revolutionary training regime, or its legendary pursuit of marginal advantage.
Moreover, if you did want that effect, why not use one of the many bizarrely sweet continental sandwich breads that have the marginal advantage of being square.
The Olympics has almost fallen to the monsters of marginal advantage, so professional that the life's been knocked right out of them.
His six first-half saves, in a first half-hour where United took 65 per cent of possession, have left Ferguson with only a marginal advantage at the Emirates.
In the booming world of the pursuit of marginal advantage, US soldiers learn to be stoical, governance systems are designed to foster the space for disagreement (though probably not in the military) and employees are encouraged to seek fulfilment.
