There were initially concerns in Rebellion that the feature would lead to unbalanced gameplay; lead programmer Richard May stated he was "worried it might lead to uber-classes and be a balancing nightmare, losing some of the trade-off structure that the old class system provided".
Finally, diversity can emerge from certain trade-off structures associated with different niche exploitation strategies, although some degree of immigration from neighbouring patches is also necessary (Egas et al. 2004 Parvinen and Egas 2004).
In the revised version, I discuss that there should be a trade off between pre-miR structures that foster rapid dicer binding and cleavage, vs. those that foster incorporation into transport complexes in which cleavage is prevented.
Using the pyramid structure, fine-grained details can be traded off for higher noise resilience and reduced computational complexity.
Furthermore, our results suggest that there could be trade-offs between structure volumes resulting from contrasting selective forces derived from a single trait.
Trade-offs that structure resource selection in many ungulates, most notably between forage requirements and risk avoidance [6], [52], often are amplified in parturient females through nutritional demands to support body condition, lactation, and neonatal defense [53].
The restricted BN classifier family can offer different trade-offs between structure complexity and prediction performance.
This apparent trade-off between structure sizes could be explained by cognitive demands associated with habitat and diet specialization, both of which have been previously shown to be associated with brain size and structure in Tanganyikan cichlids [ 16, 21- 23].
Conserved pre-miRNAs also had larger bp % than non-conserved pre-miRNAs, which could be possibly ascribed to (1) the influence of bp % on duplex unwinding was minor and/or (2) a trade-off between structure rigidity and flexibility.
Game Developers' Trade Off.
