"side advantages" is correct and usable in written English
It refers to additional benefits or advantages that come along with something else. Example: "The new software not only improves efficiency, but it also has side advantages such as enhanced security and user-friendly interface."
Apart from the business side advantages that mandating a static region on the FPGA provides, a static region also allows physical IO channel upgrades in technology while offering minimal disruption to existing applications and customers.
On the other side, advantages provided concerned in particular reducing the brittleness of basalt offering some evidence of plastic behaviour, especially related to the fact of flax fibre reinforced laminated providing a quite long period at quasi constant load during impact tests, therefore resulting in delayed failure, while extensive damage is produced.
This is a cosmetic business, but it has that side advantage".
A side advantage of providing the complete set of parameters is that it avoids the need for the usual identification experiment for the tuning of the outer controller.
They are going places that they might not have gone, and as a side advantage: we saw a lot of dogs getting walked in the deal!
As a side advantage, they allow for avoiding the nested cross-validation, leaving only the outer loop for the quality estimation model.
Figure 2B plots the cued-side advantage for each combination of target eccentricity and hand alignment.
However, it could be argued that the planned two-tailed t test was excessively conservative, given the strong directional prediction in favor of a cue-side advantage.
Moreover, if the exogenous tactile cues operated in a spatially specific way, we would expect the cued-side advantage for specific target locations to be largest when the hands were aligned with those targets.
Remote steering at the entrance of the upper port launcher rather than at the plasma side offers advantages in reliability and maintenance of the mechanically vulnerable steering system.
It was natural to wonder whether the long wait would give one side an advantage.
