Sentence examples for solution that achieves from inspiring English sources
We're working toward a balanced solution that achieves both goals of easing highway traffic while safeguarding the water supply".
This framework is based around a closed-form optimal solution that achieves O(1) lookup performance with low storage requirements, bandwidth overhead and network load.
This work presents a scalable solution that achieves the flexibility and reduced design time of high-level synthesis and the near-optimality of an RTL implementation.
A general approach to design for multichannel triangular spectral responses for FBG filters is proposed, which provides a solution that achieves a minimum change of refractive index for the fibre.
Such a set of solutions was created by the specification of a systematic grid of goal programming weights, enabling the decision maker to choose the solution that achieves the desired trade-off level.
To this end, we propose a new heuristic solution that achieves both objectives.
Even for the case of the unlimited space, where random fitness clusters at around 10%% of the achievable biomass, the genetic algorithm can find solutions that achieve a fitness of about 95%% of the maximal fitness (see Fig. 5).
The underlying idea of both approaches is to promote solutions that achieve multiple detectability of events, such that these events remain detectable even when some sensors are interrupted.
The augmented ε constraint method is used to trade-off among the competing objectives and to obtain feasible solutions that achieve desired levels of sustainability.
The challenge is to find and implement solutions that achieve an efficient reallocation of network capacity over time and space without seriously violating any individual user's preferences for mode, routing, departure, and/or arrival time.
This hopefully highlights the practical, creative nature of engineering, with a clear connection to judgments and choices about solutions that achieve a balance between potentially conflicting outcomes in terms of their aesthetic, economic, environmental, technical and other criteria.
