Sentence examples for optimizing its own from inspiring English sources

As well as optimizing its own sites and services to run at blazing speed, the company has been helping to streamline the rest of the Web, too.

MQDC is joining MITEI to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from property projects in Thailand, through both optimizing its own developments and providing consultancy to other firms in the sector.

Cognitive radio concept was first coined by J. Mitola [1] and can be defined as a radio that is capable of sensing its environment, learning about its radio resources and user/application requirements, and adapting behavior by optimizing its own performance in response to user requests [2].

The eBay Apple Watch app has been in internal testing since Apple Watch's hardware became available, and the company says that it has been working to combat some of the "lagginess" these early Watch apps seem to encounter by optimizing its own app for better performance.

It will learn from its own experience and adjust its own software accordingly so that over time, it will optimize its own energy performance.

When it's completed, it will control all the building's primary systems -- the heating and cooling, the opening and closing of windows, artificial lighting in different zones of the building... It will learn from its own experience and adjust its own software accordingly so that over time, it will optimize its own energy performance.

However, in such network, each individual factory usually focuses on self-benefits and it plans to optimize its own profit.

A sub-optimal but practical solution is that each user optimize its own transmit power P t,i as follows excluding other cells' rate.

Each sensor optimizes its own objective vector function to achieve the global optimal solution of the whole network.

Without a shared mental model as a guide, this printer's functional teams were working at cross-purposes as each function tried to optimize its own area from its own point of view.

In this work, we are addressing the case of a hierarchical distribution-production planning problem, where each decision level is controlled by a different company, each trying to optimize its own objective.