Sentence examples for s a compromise between from inspiring English sources

Units were configured to log data every 10 s, a compromise between optimal frequency (i.e., 1 s) and data storage capacity of the units over a 24 h period for weekdays (72 h for weekends).

We chose to use 30 s as a compromise between a good discriminating power of the IF feature and the computational cost.

In the study group Tdelta was set to 0 s as a compromise between sufficient arterial contrast and little venous contamination.

The final choice of Ω is a compromise between a minimization of S and the use of the smallest possible set of parameters.

His style is a compromise between Nashville's seemingly overwhelming soft-rock urges and its need for brawn.

As a particular result, we prove that Smith's estimator, which is a compromise between Huber's skipped mean and Tukey's biweight, provides a guaranteed level of an estimator's variance sensitivity over the class of densities with a bounded variance.

For plate-like bodies of this kind it is convenient to apply a theory proposed by Levinson [J. Elasticity 7 (1985) 283], which is a compromise between Kirchhoff's solution and that obtained by the integration of Lamé's equation of three-dimensional elasticity.

The ideal approach, which Wu's team adopts, is a compromise between the two: it's rather like planning a shopping trip by seeking the shortest path between shops while also contriving to pick up the heaviest items last.

Let's recognize that today's U.S. healthcare system is a compromise between the Democrats wish to expand healthcare coverage to more citizens and the Republicans wish to work with private insurance companies that compete by offering different plans.

Thus, the choice of parameters was based on empirical considerations; e.g., 3 s was deemed as a compromise between high temporal resolution and the ability to reliably estimate low frequency parts of the spectrum, while AR models of higher order or Gaussian mixture models with more kernels did not lead to significantly improved descriptions of the data density.

It... offers a compromise between Man's Euclidean determinations and Nature's beguiling irregularities.