Sentence examples for tradeoffs from from inspiring English sources

Towards increasing the benefits versus overhead ratio we follow an approach that considers security and usability tradeoffs from the outset.

We examine the countervailing forces present in making healthcare service location decisions and the resulting tradeoffs from the implicitly multiobjective nature of the system.

We describe a number of techniques that span the range of tradeoffs from maximum computational efficiency with straight CI to maximum estimation efficiency with the maintenance of all correlation information.

[1997] The weakness of the stakeholder model is the absence of an overall objective function which implicitly or explicitly specifies the tradeoffs from expenditures on various items, including each of the firm's stakeholders.

While under-predicting total pressure drop, the analytical equation does capture prevailing trends of the effects of channel dimensions on the pressure drop and can be used for rapid evaluation of numerous tradeoffs from a system perspective.

How do tradeoffs from toxin-induced resource patchiness and risk of predation influence ecosystem properties?

In this work, we constructed one-dimensional polymeric cyanoacetylene (NCCCH n by hydrogen-bond-directed-linking to understand this tradeoff from molecular level.

In a perfect world, if they could cut it — I mean, I'll just say, suppose they could cut that $600 billion in half, spend $300 billion on maintaining existing systems, and throw $300 billion into new investments, it's a good tradeoff from a business perspective, because the return on investment could be so much higher, associated with that.

These thresholds are generally higher than in Table 4 (i.e. favor the focal female less) because the benefit is going to a female coeval instead of to self (except for the maternal thresholds, which are identical because it is the same fitness tradeoff from the mother's point of view).

Potential benefits of both technologies are known individually, but the tradeoffs resulting from their coexistence have not been adequately addressed.

Simulation modelling is used as a support of long-term cross scale tradeoffs analysis from field to farms and territories, in order to inform effective policy-making.