The trade off for consumers handing over data is of course access to a particular Google service without any up front cost.
The same finding emerges when we examine the change in the trade-off over time.
Writers about current events face a trade-off: over time more information becomes available, but its value recedes.
That gives you more screen space, but it's not a good trade-off over all — you miss it.
A Baucus-led process coming out of the Finance Committee will be one of several venues in the Senate where the final debates and trade-offs over reform legislation will be decided.
RJV dynamics can then be interpreted as a consequence of this evolving trade-off over time.
The BER and BLER performance of the OFDM-CDMA system using STFS has been evaluated taking into consideration diversity/multiplexing trade-off over frequency-selective Rayleigh-fading channels.
The results suggest that the key to maintain such a trade-off over time is the continuous formation and dissolution of salt-bridges with a wide range of persistence.
On one hand, the information theory approach obtains a necessary condition to guarantee the approximate universality property that is, to achieve the high signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) trade-off over any slow fading channel distribution.
Results highlighted successive trade-offs over months of captured potential preys switching from small and less mobile preys to large and flying ones.
Cousins et al. (2007) report that remoteness-closeness, cultural uniformity-cultural diversity, and rationality-emotionality are contradictions in hybrid teams and should be managed for trade-offs over time.
