Sentence examples for optimal though from inspiring English sources

This will be referred to as the combinatorial tap selection method, and it is optimal (though expensive).

It is not known whether the power (n+1) in the statement of Theorem 6.15 is optimal, though it is clear that in this case the optimal power must depend on the dimension.

The maximum value of the critical opening angle was obtained for specimen SWHE, meaning that drilling the hole as an extension of the osteotomy cut is optimal, though the differences to SWHA are small.

The findings show that the three-factor solution is not optimal (though two of the three original factors are accurately reproduced) and that a four-factor solution better fits the responses, but with more error than desirable in both solutions.

The response rate at baseline was not optimal, though.

These include the 12 macro- (N (that is, NO3−, NH4+ and urea), P, Ca, Mg) and microelements (Mn, Zn, Cu, B, V, Si, Fe, Se) with the remaining nutrients provided in reportedly replete levels at 1% CO2 concentration (near optimal, though this can be adjusted).

Any good design should intend to achieve certain optimality, though optimal solutions are often difficult to find in practice since uncertainty and nonlinearity always present in almost all real-world problems.

The advantage of utilizing a greedy selection lies in the fact that the combinatorial nature of the problem is ignored at the cost of finding a sub-optimal though possibly "good enough" solution.

The results show how much you could conceivably leave on the table if you don't file for benefits at the optimal time, though it doesn't list all the various less-than-perfect possibilities, like the SocialSecurityChoices calculator does.

These tweak the basic structure into the optimal shape, though some players preferred to do that by hand.Indeed, the team found that people tackle the same problems differently.

The market is a mechanism for translating "the wisdom of crowds" into optimal results, though things would probably improve if business leaders were a little less prone to thinking that, as Margaret Thatcher once put it, "There is no such thing as society".