Sentence examples for trade off size from inspiring English sources

Typical packet classification caches trade off size and performance.

Print dictionaries must trade off size and cost against including enough words for the dictionary to be useful.

In essence, they trade off size and firepower in exchange for something even more valuable: the ability to maneuver on the enemy's home ground and to strike where the foe is thought to be most vulnerable.

Further, hybridization revealed phenotypic trait correlations both in life-history trade-offs (size versus age at flowering) and pollen fertility (wild-type fertility in early-selected hybrids).

If you use optimizations heavily, be aware that optimization for speed may come with a trade off in size and sometimes accuracy, and vice versa.

This second hypothesis suggests that there is a trade off between nest size and other environmental variables related to fitness.

The levels were defined to satisfy a trade off between the size of the groups and the magnitude of contrast between the groups.

C is the usual regularization parameter that trades off margin size and training error.

These assemblers also tended to produce smaller contigs than most of the others, suggesting that they use a conservative assembly strategy that trades off contig size for accuracy.

Choosing how to trade off the size of the market opportunity and the magnitude of the inherent ecosystem risk how to prioritize the possible options—is the essence of innovation strategy.

The SpeedPass vulnerabilities show that while RFID is a convenient technology, the trade off from the small size and the convenience, is processing power and security.