Sentence examples for maximised as from inspiring English sources

Conversely, results are presented that demonstrate that crosstalk can be maximised, as is desirable when using parametric processes for signal reshaping, optical limiting or dispersion monitoring applications.

At the same time, the number of collected data samples should be maximised, as it should lead to increased accuracy and robustness in data collection.

It does not impose much of a constraint on how judges rule The evidence suggests that only when constitutional scrutiny is maximised, as in strict scrutiny, will ideological discretion be constrained.

"I FIRMLY believe that Pepsico's value is maximised as one company," said Indra Nooyi, the boss of PepsiCo, during the announcement of the company's third-quarter results on October 12th.

By adopting this compact format the number of flight opportunities for testing it is maximised as it can fly as a guest payload on the CubeSats of third party organisations.

These conditions ensure that each person's individual utility is maximised, as they each are the best judge of what will achieve this.

"These are the opportunities that we must maximise as we continue our focus on health, nutrition and other urgent priorities".

He acts both as a producer to maximise profits, as well as consumer to maximise his utility.

One is that innovators jealously guard their proprietary technologies through patents, lawsuits and secrecy, to maximise for as long as possible the above-normal profits they can earn from their innovation.

The US Federal Reserve, for example, is obliged to maximise employment as well as price stability.

It would appear likely that these differences in constraints encountered would alter hand rim propulsion biomechanics in ways that may impact on the overall training required to maximise performance as well as the injury risk to the upper extremities.