"which trade offs" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are describing a situation in which a person or group must choose between two options, both of which come with drawbacks or disadvantages. For example, "The company had to decide between two storage solutions, each of which had its own drawbacks - which trade offs they decided to make was crucial to the success of the project."
The third part is a series of poems of alienation and middle section consist of shape poems which trade off standing stones and have fake autobiography shaped into them in a helix-type way.
Our scheme relies on the well-known representation of data contour maps, which trade off accuracy with the amount of samples.
The latter observation has not prevented the design of image representations, which trade off between efficiency and complexity, while achieving accurate rendering of smooth regions as well as reproducing faithful contours and textures.
The problem is made more complex by the fact that today's servers provide multiple sleep or standby states which trade off the setup cost with the power consumed while the server is 'sleeping'sleeping
Current evidence therefore makes it difficult for a country, such as Thailand, to come to a conclusion on advice to national policy makers who are to make decisions which trade off health or access impacts with wider economic issues.
Which trade-offs should be used for risk management?
Put together, these factors make the question of which trade-offs I'm willing to accept more complicated — agonizingly so, since my eyes love the Plus's screen.
Which trade-offs can be expected between the various forest functions and services, e.g., between species diversity and productivity, productivity and stability, or risk and productivity?
But exactly how network companies should conduct their behaviour, and specifically which trade-offs and choices they have to make, remains to a certain extent open to the network companies.
where λass > 0 is a regularization parameter which trades off the sensing error and coefficient vector sparsity.
