Sentence examples for may be optimised from inspiring English sources

A new two-factor scheme is proposed which may be optimised with much greater ease and gives reliable and rapid convergence for all problems so far attempted.

However, as the irradiation volume in IFMIF will be limited, it is appropriate to consider how the set of experiments may be optimised.

The trade-offs in energy between vehicle production, operational performance and end-of-life are formulated as a mathematical problem, and simultaneously balanced with other transport-related functionalities, and may be optimised.

The aim of this report is to provide a strategy for anyone involved in animal experimentation, for either toxicological or pharmacological purposes, as to how in vivo experiments may be optimised.

Four selected sampling designs were adapted to show that basically any design may be optimised to represent the n-dimensional predictor space of a particular area, while selecting points is only permitted from a small accessible sub-area or from outside the area.

λ M is a scaling factor that may be optimised.

The top-ranking Democrat on the Senate intelligence committee has warned that YouTube's powerful recommendation algorithm may be "optimising for outrageous, salacious and often fraudulent content" or susceptible to "manipulation by bad actors, including foreign intelligence entities".

First, you may not need to do anything: your site may already be optimised.

The synaptic functions may have been optimised to fit the data primarily at low velocities, since there are more data points corresponding to low velocities than data points at high velocities, resulting in a undesirable deviations at high velocities.

However, further studies in which research conditions are optimised may yet uncover evidence of a vasoregulatory role for TRPV4 in sepsis.

It just so happens that it is optimised for gaming.