The standard PD model faces a stringent trade-off that leaves narrow margins for the design of the control parameters: the proportional gain must be large enough for supplementing the insufficient ankle stiffness but not too large for avoiding delay-promoted instability.
To say that in fewer words, if no more meaningfully: the equity-efficiency trade off is a trade off between a trade off and equity.
Trade off driving duties if possible.
How should we judge trade offs?
"People are beginning to make trade offs.
We were always trading off vocals".
Such stringent restriction leads to the trade-off between the number of species in a clade and the number of ortholog groups in the study.
"You become euphoric, delusional, you have less need for sleep, you have racing thoughts, an expanded appetite for risk, and less stringent requirements in the risk and reward trade-off," said Coates.
As can be seen from Fig. 8a and c, with more stringent PRV constraint, i.e., increasing the trade-off parameter β, the PRV of the FSBB tends to decrease, while keeping the passband fluctuation at a lower level.
Struggling to comply with the very stringent rules governing reconciliation bills, the Democrats made some reasonable trade-offs between enhancing benefits and finding additional savings and revenues.
However, while the SNP density employed in the commercially available, high-throughput platforms keeps growing, the major trade-off is true associations failing to pass the stringent statistical correction for multiple testing.
