Sentence examples for though not optimal from inspiring English sources

It was observed that the 'GLD' specimen seized to function under reverse loading and subsequent improvements, though not optimal, were observed from 'NonDuctile' and 'Ductile' specimens.

The justification for adopting this scheme, though not optimal, originates from the so-called maxmin property which demonstrates the robustness of the above mentioned technique for maximizing the capacity of the worst fading channel [3 6].

Explicit, though not optimal, estimates on these numbers via the structure parameters n, p, ν, L, are retrievable tracking the dependence of the constants in the proofs in [19, 21, 47].

In Fig. 3, the recalculated apparent heights match the measured ones well, whether the electron density profile is in the range of the MGS dataset or not, which indicates that the EOF expansion of the electron density profile, though not optimal, is near optimal when the four EOFs are extrapolated to apply at all points in the topside ionosphere of Mars.

Kenneth Bentsen Jr., president of the Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association, said that if Gensler declines to renew the exemption, "it would be preferable, though not optimal, that they do nothing".

Choosing –3 standard deviations for identifying children born SGA is a viable, though not optimal solution for identifying children born SGA.

The origins of cracks in the Liberty Bell and Big Ben are discussed, and the simple model is employed to explain why remedial measures on Big Ben, though perhaps not optimal, have prolonged its life.

Both individuals and variables scatterplots of the results of principal component analysis are displayed in Figures 3, 4. The first two components, accounting for almost 87% of explained variation, show a clear tendency for values to plot according to production group origin, even though clustering is not optimal at this point.

(The performance of the beamformer can be boosted by taking into account the noise term which acts as a diagonal loading factor [21].) The main motivation behind this approach is that it results into a decoupled optimization problem and provides analytical closed-form solutions (see [7, Sections I-III] for more information), though they are not optimal relative to the SINR criterion [1 3].

The monkeys show approximate matching of the reward ratios in their choices, even though this is not optimal in the present task.

The findings show that the three-factor solution is not optimal (though two of the three original factors are accurately reproduced) and that a four-factor solution better fits the responses, but with more error than desirable in both solutions.