Sentence examples for really optimal from inspiring English sources
In addition, a really optimal design requires to dispose sufficiently accurate models of main physical phenomena involved in electromechanical conversion.
These numerical methods and tools are dispersed in the literature, and there are no enough comparisons between them which makes one doubts their real capabilities in finding really optimal designs.
In some cases, symptoms were seen in people with B12 levels considerably above the levels that cause the best-known disease of B12 deficiency, anemia.The findings have prompted some experts to question whether blood levels of B12 now considered normal are really optimal.
This configuration is considered as the optimal solution by PFCEA but it is not really optimal because of the existence of overlaps.
The new feature is really optimal for businesses who are using both GSA and Google Apps (more than 3 million businesses are now using Google Apps as their productivity and email suite).
He describes the iPad mini as a "really optimal gaming platform" — with enough room for game designers to showcase their work and for the player to interact properly with it, but small and portable enough for a mainstream audience to buy in.
We anticipate that the regret-based approach is more appropriate for the hospice referral process than other preference elicitation techniques, due to the nature of the problem where there are really no optimal options available- the optimal decision can be only considered as the one with the least regret.
It's really the optimal situation".
Is that really the optimal use of our police force?
That raised questions among many doctors and patients of whether their own L.D.L. levels really were optimal and whether their good cholesterol really was canceling out the bad.
"In a case like food packaging, especially condiment packaging," said Richard Denison, a senior scientist at Environmental Defense, an advocacy group in Washington, "using the least amount of materials is really the optimal approach".
