Sentence examples for optimally if from inspiring English sources

You cannot perform optimally if you are ill, stressed or unhappy.

Problems that fall in this class, can be solved optimally if each possible solution is enumerated [27].

Many of those techniques perform optimally if the kerogen sample to be studied is first isolated from the mineral matter in shale.

The high lightweight potential of fibre and in particular textile reinforced ceramics for high performance applications can only be used optimally, if the structural components as well as the composite material itself are designed according to the acting loads.

The concept is that the good of the society as a whole is achieved optimally if people are free from government coercion in pursuing their personal goals, be it economic, ideological, scientific, religious, philanthropic, or any other activity.

None of these processes is achievable optimally if Trp is depleted in mother or fetus.

In this case, the specific growth rate was higher if damage was repaired optimally than if it was not repaired, for all cells.

"They would not necessarily be dramatically slow but they would not be optimally fast," if the weather was cold or wet, he said.

It should be noted that in reality, the number of the neighboring components should be selected optimally since if we use only a few neighboring pixels, severe deviation would be introduced in the result, while if we use a large number of neighbors, they would tend to not follow similar distributions leading to poor IBSR performance as well.

The efficiency of a set S⊆V in a graph G="(V,E), is defined as ε(S ="|{v∈V−S:|N v ∩S|="1}|; in other words, the efficiency of a set S equals the number of vertices in V−S that are adjacent to exactly one vertex in S. A set S is called optimally efficient if for every vertex v∈V−S, ε(S∪{v})⩽ε(S), and for every vertex u∈S, ε(S−{u})<ε(S).

The DFI is optimally perceived if the visual stimulus is presented between the two auditory or tactile stimuli and if all stimuli are presented within ∼100 ms [55].