Sentence examples for under advantageous from inspiring English sources

"You should use it only under advantageous circumstances".

In the 7th century these bonds took one of two forms: commendation (a freeman placed himself under the protection of a more powerful lord for the duration of his life) and precarious contract (a powerful lord received certain services in return for the use of his land for a limited time under advantageous conditions).

Hence, it is fair to say that (conventional) LDPC codes that boast outstanding performance under coherent detection may not be nearly as advantageous under noncoherent detection, since they either suffer from performance loss (with differential encoding) or incur a large bandwidth expansion (without differential encoding).

Thus, perhaps paradoxically, in some cases it may be advantageous to under-utilize on-chip computing resources in order to achieve better performance and energy efficiency.

Trident submarines, on the other hand, are highly survivable and carry the existing Trident II missile, which we possess under a financially advantageous arrangement with the United States.

Under his rule, advantageous treaties with the East Indian princes of Aceh (Acheh; Atjeh) and Tidore were signed, and commercial relations with Tonkin (Vietnam and Japann were established.

The beneficial effect of increased levels of atmospheric carbon dioxide on crops, which has significantly increased plant growth in laboratory tests, has also proved far less advantageous under real-world conditions, according to recent studies.

Compared with the DSM system, the proposed scheme is more advantageous under the space-constraint situations.

Cast steel joints are mechanically more advantageous under complex joint details connecting many members.

Obviously, the ability of stem-types to form a greater aboveground biomass is especially advantageous under soil water deficit conditions.

As mentioned before, a tumor is a complex, dynamic system where cells compete for resources, and while increased motility should actually be disadvantageous in a homogeneous environment, increased mobility can be advantageous under variably harsh conditions (Chen et al. 2011).