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There's a bit of a trade-off of course, because maybe the online merchants have to add on shipping fees.

"There is a very fundamental trade-off of what type of economy you wish to have, " he said.

Also currency markets might see the fiscal cost as a good trade-off against the bigger risk of letting the U. S. slip into a deep recession.

Conceivably, the trade-off between a more stable financial system could be lower economic growth, he said.

Connected up, it's a great trade-off in terms of the size of the device and simplicity, and that's often what you want.

I'm really lucky that I get to do that and get paid for it and all the press stuff is really just a bit of a trade-off.

Keep in mind that this kind of cache will not be cluster aware in case of a fail over; this is sometimes an acceptable trade-off.

That was a clear trade-off: how much confidence is "enough" depends on the costs of further research and the benefits of extra precision.

They add that this policy trade-off is often unfairly portrayed as transferring income from the poor to the rich.

In practice a balancing, or trade-off, between qualitative characteristics is often necessary.

But Carrington thinks Parham's suggestion that there's a trade-off between a potent immune system and a big brain is a bit of a stretch.

Well, you know, we got into this in the beginning as a trade-off, they say, between the wetlands versus the ocean depth.

Whether or not Tonido is worth the trade-off is up to users to decide, but trends over the past several years give no cause for optimism.

The responsibilities that came with her ascension as a recording star were a fair trade-off for the joyous release of writing.

Things we used to say were verboten are now considered an acceptable risk-return trade-off as liquidity and hedging markets have developed.

'It will lose a bit of the effervescence, ' he admits, 'but the aroma blossom, and it is a worthy trade-off. '

Typically, each maximization has a trade-off with at least one of the other areas.

In the light of a dynamic utility function and cost-return trade-off, government directs the changes of financial institution.

I am not convinced that this is a foregone conclusion, but even if it were, there is a trade-off between short-term pain and long-term gain.

We went through an interesting trade-off analysis like this back in the early EJB 1.

Given that caloric restriction forces a trade-off between fertility and lifespan, resveratrol might be expected to reduce fertility in mice.

The West should treat all religious groups fairly on principle--not as a part of any trade-off.

It is a no-brainer to trade off the hour that you spend squeezed on the bus for an hour lifting weights or running on the treadmill.

In practice, this trade off will have to be evaluated on a case-by-case basis, for each application and each common library or module.

That may or may not be the right thing to do. But it is absurd to pretend that there is no trade-off "between our safety and our ideals" .

The final decision will no doubt be some complex trade-off between left and right, north, south and east, men and women.

One interesting trade-off would be to use inferred typing with statically typed languages, reducing the cost of typing.

Many would-be innovators deal with the trade-off between efficiency and innovation by rejecting traditional management entirely.

At a cost of just $300m it was a sensible trade-off that lowered the possibility of social unrest at a crucial time.

From China's perspective, that's exactly the sort of trade-off it seeks.

But there is little evidence that such a trade-off still exists, if it ever did.

The results of of this paper can be readily applied to performance trade-off and design optimization.

You can decide if the trade-off is worth it to you, but look for the dropped widgets to reappear in future releases of the UI library.

Using reflection like this represents a trade-off: complexity versus conciseness.

The President decided to declare his readiness to trade off our atmospheric series.

Even though we must establish credibility at work, sometimes there will have to be a trade off from credibility to rapport.

FWIW, Mage Armor is quite powerful, but it's a trade-off. It's going to make mags harder to kill by some classes but easier to others.

But before resigning ourselves to compromising our principles for peace, we must ask: Would such a trade-off bring the security it promises?

"Cooling your house with white roofs at the expense of warming the planet is not a very desirable trade-off, " Jacobson says.

But the trade-off is that if your solution works, you might be able to save the day.

In many studies measuring reaction times, it's important to see if there's a trade-off between speed an accuracy.

But that can be a small trade-off if you are one of the many car buyers out there for whom money is definitely an object.

These misleading estimates are likely to result in misguided decisions about the trade-off between risks and benefits of a therapy.

The fundamental nature of coding is that our task, as programmers, is to recognize that every decision we make is a trade-off.

for scalable video codec, the trade-off between the compression efficiency and video quality should be further considered.

Thus, we developed the work of concrete and steel to the trade-off phenomenon of the contributions of consciousness and unconsciousness.

"There is always a trade-off between speed and waste, " said William Gale, an economist at the Brookings Institution.

As a QA manager, you must make a trade off between which steps are to be automated and which steps are to be executed manually.

The company aggressively markets its oils for nonfuel use, though it is fully aware of the trade-off involved, says Mr. Wolfson.

There is a trade-off here between reliability of message delivery and the speed with which messages are delivered.

But I'd argue that until some or all of the above problems are fixed or addressed, the trade-off of the bigger screen just isn't worth it.

From an evolutionary point of view, a trade-off between the two would have been predicted.

Persistence of the message is a similar trade-off; it is concerned with the longevity of the message when it has reached the message broker.

Normally we know that McLaren are fast over a single lap and that this is a trade-off with consistency and pace during the race.

In a way, managers, when setting their team-up against Arsenal face a trade-off between space in midfield or space behind your defence.

An adaptive algorithm is proposed and a method using color trade-off between object and background is also suggested to video indexing.

In this way, the best trade off among the reduction of noise, the speech distortion and the level of musical residual noise can be found.

Most graphics editors allow you to control the trade off between compression and quality.

We find stronger empirical evidence for an uncertainty-return trade-off than for the traditional risk-return trade-off.

Is there a trade-off between taking advantage of good times and providing shock absorbers for bad ones ?

There can be a trade-off between trade and security, but America's regime is so badly designed that it can have more of both.

Besides, some optimizations for implementation were also introduced to trade off the estimation precisions against run- time overheads.

Enterprises should take a balanced view to consider the trade-off of adopting different patterns of semantic interoperability.

The two objectives are conflicted, so aggregation preference function is applied to trade-off between two individual preferences.

By selecting different rate liner dispersion codes, the system can trade off between BER performance and data rate.

They are also looking into whether traders are using swaps, or derivatives that trade off exchanges, to stay off the radar.

In a trade-off familiar to computer science students for decades, we have traded elegance of design for practicality of implementation.

The final catch is whether the risk-return trade-off will be as good in practice as it is in theory.

This trade-off between cost and risk is ultimately what the debate between the president's civilian and military advisers has been about.

The Pelamis's design avoids the trade-off between resilience and efficiency by switching to a higher-efficiency mode in calm seas.

More to the point, this goal doesn't tell us what the appropriate trade-off is between current and future profits.

There is a trade-off between being able to search on enough fields and the complexity of the search form itself.

It's a 'trade-off' that China can 'happily' make to keep inflation down to 3% or 4%, he said.

from the text, read the contents of the trade-off decision and the clear-cut text of the personality and emotional inclined to read.

Corporate R&D boundaries decisions lie in the trade-off between the competence acquiring and transaction cost reducing.

In many situations, accepting less durability for some tasks for the sake of faster response times is a perfectly acceptable trade-off.

Different societies make different choices, but a government cannot avoid a basic trade-off.

The definition of model fitness considers fully the accuracy and complicacy factors, and can get a trade -off identification solution.

"But they don't tell you that the trade-off is the next ten years of your income, " she says.

Effective serviceability is always a trade-off.

This trade-off was a product of year-long power-sharing negotiations between Miss Bhutto and General Musharraf.

Jia Yangui said he accepts the new system as a trade-off for escaping farm work in the northern province of Shanxi.

Frequently, for high-performance environments, the choice of isolation levels involves a trade-off between consistency and concurrency .

Second, there is, however, a short-term trade-off: for a while, high inflation can raise employment.

It may be that, with regard to communication, there's a trade-off between efficiency and serendipity.

Sure, it occasionally makes something more difficult, but it's a good trade-off for the benefit you derive in day-to-day coding.

d. Procedures used to conduct trade-off analyses among cost, schedule, and quality.

Beijing has bristled at this trade-off, saying that exchange rate movement should be gradual to avoid destabilizing the economy.

Comfort became less of a priority, and the rewards of the trade-off were greater than we had expected.

Though the use of a trusted third party, Kerberos, is very effective and manageable, it comes with a trade off.

have been identified, the problem of the energetic trade-off with pigment production and longevity will remain.

This situation can be characterised generally as a trade-off between verbosity and flexiblity.

The trade-off, say some, could be for Russian peacekeepers to defend the corridor linking Armenia proper to Nagorno-Karabakh.

But the trade off is no anti-air, and their range is almost within crushing distance with vehicles.

Since quick acceleration over a short distance is the key to winning a short race, Piazza says the trade-off makes sense for sprinters.

The trade-off is one of convenience versus compatibility.

When using cursors there is always a trade-off between efficiency and consistency.

But cheaper electric cars have to make a trade-off between range, price and convenience.

Be very clear about the trade-off between scale and early profitability.

BS: Well, I don't think I made such a trade-off.

For years, Western pharmaceutical giants and China have engaged in a mutually profitable trade-off.

The trade off between the end-system capacity and the number of the applications is given .

So the "trade-off" issues that exist in traditional logistics costs should be further study in Supply Chain Logistics.

It is in effect a trade-off between the scale of attribute development and the scale of morale penalty.

The trade off isn't so bad when you think about it.

That is not just money, but a trade-off of lower yields for more resistance (ie, the opposite of what Borlaug achieved).

This is to trade off features vs. Costs , organizational priorities vs. Random selections , and for better business management .

You speak of a preference curve expressing a trade-off between good boy and bad boy traits.

A second trade-off is an overall lack of transactional robustness.

Of course, the trade-off is that IT departments give up some control, and usually some staff positions as well.

A new evolutionary algorithm-ant colony optimization (ACO) algorithm was employed to solve the time-cost trade-off problem (TCTP).

This trade-off between sharpness and wisdom has led psychologists to suggest that "maturity quotients " (M. Q. ) be adopted for adults.

Investors would evaluate the trade-off between risk protection versus interest paid and, if satisfied, fund the entire issuance.

If you have an environment that includes low-end machines and a slow network, using GZIP may be a performance trade off.

One is a reasonable response to a challenging market. The other is a self-defeating trade-off.

executives say the trade-off is fair for their users, who get free access to its dictionary and thesaurus service.

The reason I choose "biblical" Pharaoh's dream as the Sino-French trade-off, in this dream the influence and typical.

This article are review the theory of speed-accuracy trade off on , and use it's view point on tennis tennis skill training.

Life extending control of aircraft: trade-off between flight performance and structural durability.

As always, the trade-off between security and convenience can be hard to balance.

The more generous benefits given to government workers are part of a larger trade-off, according to economists.

"I've doubled my salary but I've got no benefits: it's a classic trade-off, " Mr Birney said.

I'd forced myself into a bogus trade-off, of course.

Mr Obama continues to disappoint those among his supporters who see no trade-off between national security and civil liberties.

A word of warning: Selecting a design can be a trade-off between different qualities.

The trade-off for the simplicity of using load-time weaving is the additional time required to start an application.

Peter Lehniger of Dynamit Nobel Defence concedes that the armour "may not be, from a moral point of view, a good trade-off" .

And they are intellectually honest, at least in private, about the trade-off between public safety and freedom.

The choice of window width is a trade-off between too noisy and too smoothed data for small and large window widths, respectively.

Preparing for the future can mean present sacrifice and many leaders are not willing to set this trade off.

Supporters argue that a trade-off in efficiency is worth it for the advantage of not having to use a physical plug.

Aggressive virtual machine consolidation requires a performance trade-off.

The trade off between heritage preservation and tourism development is the key problem of cultural heritage tourism industry.

The key trade-off between the two methods is ease of use versus granularity of control.

WebSphere Real Time introduces two solutions to balance these two requirements at different trade-off points.

The alleged trade-off between inflation and unemployment turned out not to exist.

In empirical research, we find that there is a trade-off between investment timing flexibility and debt financing gains.

The trade-off is that those pages on the disk have to be moved back to the real memory when they are needed , and that can be really slow .

Fan's type system makes a trade-off towards a weaker static type system, but easier for meta-programming and reflection. . .

Second, the country that issues the reserve currency faces a trade-off between domestic and international stability.

With the freedom and flexibility of self-employment, however, come the trade-off s of stability and job security.

We finally came to a trade-off (compromise) between efficiency in use and elegance of design.

Most fundamentally, why deny politicians access to the short-term trade-off between inflation and output in the first place?

In some ways, the White House was presented with this trade-off in the early 1990s.

The results indicate that the ACO algorithm is much suitable for solving time-cost trade-off problem.

The Fed's own forecasts suggest that the short-term trade-off between growth and inflation is worsening.

source of diversification for the average investor's portfolio, improving the trade-off between risk and reward.

But there's a trade-off: Plastic is less transmissive than glass, so the screen may not be as bright.

Like East Germans before them, South Europeans have grown accustomed to this trade-off.

We empirically model the typical risk-return trade-off and augment these models with our measure of uncertainty.

For the inventor, that may be a reasonable trade-off.

Higher Tg means better thermal oxidative stability or TOS, though often with the trade-off of higher cost.

That trade-off affects both the shape and evolution of a design.

At first glance, S Corp sounds like the ideal solution: no trade-off required.

In the growth of economic development, people constantly fall into the dilemma of trade-off.

Each of the different elements highlighted in the figure faces a similar trade-off.

Yes, he wants to make money, but, beyond a certain point, he'll trade off money for perfection.

The trade off is that by storing less information in the object, we limit the total amount of memory that can be used by the JVM.

The prototype pushes some technologies to their limits, especially in the trade-off between weight and performance.

But he cannot wish away the trade-off between liberal values and street credibility.

Bochs's internal instruction cache provides a nice trade-off to traditional JIT compilation.

We face a trade-off: ignore a deserving group of citizens, or help them but limit help available for other groups.

Land crucial to production. Trade-off between living standards and population size.

That's the best trade-off I can think of, given an unexpected problem occurred.

Lock coarsening may entail a trade-off between performance and responsiveness.

Of course, this is a trade-off that each organisation will need to consider in the context of its own requirements.

This is itself a minor trade-off: The fields are not ever used while chunks are active so need not be present.

There is always a trade-off between ease of use and security.

To most thoughtful people, unemployment benefit embodies a painful trade-off.

The final empirical test results support the trade off theory, law theory, and political theory.

If it can be found, it will improve the trade-off between risk and return.

Modern Logistics System Management with the Phenomenon of "Trade-off"

Therefore, control engineers can choose a control structure which is a trade-off between control performance and operation cost.

Minimalists understand the trade-off between quantity and quality.

On a 64-bit JVM, the maximum heap size can be increased but there is a trade-off between pause times during GC and the frequency of GC.

This approach would also allow the countries to trade off gains in some commodities against the losses in others.

Europe's single-market project was, from the outset, a trade-off between liberal and statist forces.

For Chinese policy makers, a crunch moment in the trade-off between growth and inflation is looming.

Maintaining privacy can often be a trade-off with usability.

It is the trade-off model between complexity for the provider and flexibility for the customer.

This resulted in a trade-off between volume and efficiency.

The main trade-off here is in expressiveness vs. Simplicity .

If you convert every potential opportunity into an hourly wage, it makes the trade-off clear.

Although emerging-market banks have far healthier business models than Western firms do, many of them will face a difficult trade-off.

Often if such a trade-off exists, it nullifies the study results.

It's amazingly good against ground units and buildings and its trade-off is that it is extraordinarily vulnerable to air.

The trade-off for participants is clear: participation drives value.

The key here is balance - to examine the trade-off between application execution and software provisioning time.

No trade-off between increases in living standards and population size.

However, the trade-off is the increased overhead of WLM processing occurs.

We learn in childhood that things are a value for value trade off.

Of course, there is a trade-off between memory used and the speed penalty of running through the iterator.

There is an evolutionary trade-off for certain physical abilities .

There is inevitably a trade-off with international organisations between speed and legitimacy.

It is a trade-off, but it can get you out of a difficult situation quickly.

Typically there is a trade off between sophisticated models and simple models, or between variance and bias.

If they be indigent, let him provide for them as indigents, but let him not trade off things of the Church under this pretext.

Consider the trade-off between communication and trust.

Many customers may consider this inoffensive; indeed, Google's services-for-data trade-off has become a foundation of the Web 2. 0 era.

Mr Greenspan says: "I am basically saying that the trade-off between unemployment and inflation has shifted. "

Adventure into new territories . Trade off anxiety for peace. Face the future unafraid. Relax under pressure.

Both the husband and the wife are very successful, but the trade off is they seldom see each other.

Because our document isn't large or complex, there's no point in making this trade-off.

The trade-off is that you cannot specify the implementation type, making it inherently less flexible.

It involves a trade-off between performance and ease of management.

But there is a trade-off: raising the blades' pitch eventually causes a stall and decreases the lifting power.

The extra weight was certainly a worthwhile trade-off for longer life and better health, but with success came a new challenge.

grounds of the trade-off and pecking order theories.

One concern is that, globally, there will be a trade-off between using land to grow food and using it to grow fuel.

That's good. Especially when you realize the trade off is doing something you hate.

There is a trade-off between showing a useful information summary and overloading the user with detail.

Figure 8 illustrates a typical trade-off between heap size and application utilization.

Chapter 5, study the correlation deeply between project duration and cost(time-cost trade-off).

Sometimes, in the course of leading others, you have to make a trade-off among virtues.

This is a straightforward trade-off and it is up to individual companies to find the sweet spot.

Generally, it's a trade-off between performance when logging is on and performance when logging is off.

The trade-off, of course, is more space (disk and, possibly, memory) if you need both formats.

However, there is a trade-off between application speed and resource consumption.

The classic trade-off between features and time-to-market is a marketing decision.

The downside of waiting on the curb is that you're not sheltered from snow or rain, but the trade-off is convenience.

Thus, they have the same trade-off as their general-purpose, back-end compressors.

Still be helpful for the content with different trade off study to the assurance of whole knowledge frame at the same time.

It follows that there is a trade-off in the use of credit, so that financial investment may crowd out the financing of production.

Latin America and East Asia can learn a lot from each other on effective policy options to address the trade-off.

The trade-off is that the detection occurs as the script is loading rather than later.

Their land produces good crops of corn and rye, which they trade off for spirituous liquors.

Before you go down that path, consider the trade-off: short-term revenue versus long-term trust .

Investing is essentially a risk-return trade off.

The trade-off is with slower overall economic growth.

That is notjust money, but a trade-off of lower yields for more resistance (ie, theopposite of what Borlaug achieved).

Take the trade-off between price and quality.

With desktops, there's a trade-off between size and price.

In the meantime, though, there are three approaches to the trade-off, each of which has its champions.

eg. Life like a trade off.

At first blush, that might strike you as a reasonable trade-off.

How would one even begin to measure that trade-off?

Photos are unavoidably limited by the trade-off between depth of field, exposure time and image noise.

That's the trade off. They shall always be welcome in my office.

But the trade-off is that you break backward compatibility to get there.

All sides could not agree an acceptable trade-off.

This is an Exxon slide showing what happens, the scenario and the trade-off.

In particular, are central banks responsible for the favourable trade-off between unemployment and inflation over the last ten years?

The trade-off is between memory and speed.

These two costs exist trade-off relation each other.

This presents a non-trivial trade-off.

The trade-off is that, if one JMS message processing in the batch fails, the whole transaction is rolled back.

The drawback is that, in many cases, you need to trade off reuse of assets and perfectly addressing end-user needs.

That is a sensible trade-off, but could compromise the central banks' public credibility.

The trade-off? Fewer flowers.

This is a reasonable trade-off because business data is more often searched and analyzed than inserted.