Sentence examples for providing a compromise from inspiring English sources

The Justice and Peace Law, a negotiation with all sectors of Congress, has set a framework for both paramilitary and guerrilla leaders accused of crimes, providing a compromise between peace and justice.

This provides a useful representation language in its own right, providing a compromise between heuristic and epistemic adequacy.

MCA allows the co-estimation of socio-economic variables providing a compromise between scientists' and policy makers' priorities.

Therefore, in this paper, we choose the long-short pairing strategy, providing a compromise between the classification performance and computational complexity.

The models were used to calculate the optimum operating conditions for production of activated carbon providing a compromise between BET surface area and yield of the process.

The models were used to calculate the optimum operating conditions for production of activated carbon providing a compromise between yield and adsorption of the process.

The actual structure of the atom provides a compromise of moderate kinetic and electrostatic energies in which the average distance between the electron and the nucleus is the distance that minimizes the total energy of the atom.

Reports suggest that the former Arsenal defender William Gallas, now a free agent, could be set to make a controversial switch to White Hart Lane, provided a compromise on his £90,000-a-week salary demands can be reached, while Tottenham have been touted as a possible destination for another ex-Gunner, Alexander Hleb, who is surplus to requirements at Barcelona.

This provision provides a compromise.

Carbyne provides a compromise - an ideal structure with physical, fundamental, and proven molecular-scale parameterization/behavior through the ReaxFF potential.

Therefore, the DOI estimation with monolithic crystals still requires improvements to provide a compromise between computational cost and DOI resolution.