Sentence examples for optimal terms from inspiring English sources

That's why judicial oversight is important — particularly with respect to settlements negotiated by agencies like the S.E.C. that don't have a natural incentive, the way private parties do, to fight for optimal terms.

He eventually contracted sales agents, once he'd achieved enough success to secure optimal terms.

Contracts do not always include the optimal terms, and, at the margins, the sovereign debt markets might perform better if all bonds contained CACs.

In contrast, once a contract is established by specific intent, the law is willing, through any number of doctrines concerning both interpretation and gap-filling, to impute to the parties a general intent that their contracts contain optimal terms.

While your job description quite eloquently outlines the optimal terms of the intern/master relationship, my experience has molded my work style in some peculiar ways that I feel will lend themselves quite nicely to employment at the Dalkey Archive.

Optimal terms for age adjustment were tested using log-likelihood ratio test, with no evidence of nonlinearity of the association (likelihood ratio test, P = 0.9 for men and P = 0.7 for women [quadratic model] and P = 0.9 for men and P = 0.9 for women [categorical model]).

What would be economically optimal in terms of resistance losses would be wire twice as fat, which means four times as much copper.

He actually provided I think more shows than may have been optimal in terms of maximizing his income.

The derived input estimator is optimal in terms of the mean square error (MSE) criterion.

We prove that this approach is optimal in terms of diversity-multiplexing trade-off.

Quadratic-phase RF pulses are near optimal in terms of achieving minimal B1max.