Sentence examples for optimal that from inspiring English sources

"It's important to create a structure that will be optimal, that will give the most profit for its shareholders".

By Adam Gopnik October 19, 2012 We live in a culture in which saying the wrong words in the wrong place — "binder," "optimal," "that" — seems to have become more important than doing the right thing at the right time.

We live in a culture in which saying the wrong words in the wrong place — "binder," "optimal," "that" — seems to have become more important than doing the right thing at the right time.

"It is clear that there is an element of procyclicality which is embedded in the functioning of the credit rating agencies which is not optimal, that is absolutely clear," he said.

Some control frameworks are not optimal, that is they do not find the optimal solution for the secondary tasks.

So the users' transmit signal covariance matrices of these schemes are generally not optimal that are caused by the inferior precoding gain.

We also propose a hybrid sampling method, dubbed alphabetic-coherence-optimal, that employs the so-called alphabetic optimality criteria used in the context of ODE in conjunction with coherence-optimal samples.

Furthermore we state sufficient conditions for G∗1G2 to be λ′-optimal, that is, λ′(G1∗G2)="ξ(G1∗G2).

They developed a queue length-based scheduling scheme that is throughput-optimal, that is, it stabilizes the network if the user rates fall within the capacity region of the network.

(b) There are queue- and channel-aware schedulers that are throughput-optimal, that is, they ensure the queues' stability without any knowledge of arrival and channel statistics if indeed stability can be achieved under any other scheduler.

The extent to which shorter retention in small, more sparsely settled locations is 'optimal' (that is, all that might be expected in these locations) or 'sub-optimal' (that is, illustrates premature or avoidable turnover that could be adjusted through workforce incentives or interventions), remains a moot point.