Sentence examples for unnecessary flexibility from inspiring English sources

AIC estimates the relative distance between the fitted and the true model, and increases when unnecessary flexibility is added to the model.

The major advantage of these rules is that they contribute to avoiding unnecessary testing and introduce flexibility into the system.

The policy change implied a shift to predominantly purchase through the public system with a resultant reduction in flexibility and unnecessary delays.

Furthermore, a two-phase investment plan is proposed, which provides the power system investors with more flexibility and avoids unnecessary investment costs.

The strength of MCA is its flexibility: distributional assumptions are unnecessary, and the relationships between the variables and their categories may be non-linear.

Starting with a finer discretisation gives more modelling flexibility but using an unnecessary large number of parameters may also lead to more instability.

As Internet-based technologies reduce transactional inefficiencies, we have new opportunities to abandon unnecessary bundling in favor of choice and flexibility.

This budget bill — which can be vetoed without cutting financing for our troops — is both misguided and unnecessary: the president already has the power and flexibility to effectively fight terrorism.

In the new approach, finite dimensional mathematical modeling is unnecessary in designing the feedback control law taking the flexibility effect into consideration.

Many people have a negative reaction when faced with International Standards, which are often considered unnecessary, bureaucratic and a restriction to design innovation and market flexibility.

The decision in 2009 to cease decentralization of specific expensive vehicle spare parts unnecessary for routine preventative maintenance sought to balance maintaining logistical flexibility with not foregoing basic controls.