trade-off

The tradeoff comes in how much permanent pressure loss can be tolerated.

But a potential tradeoff occurs if you want to be able to access the various elements of your program in a more interactive manner.

In subsequent experiments, the researchers found that this lantern of attention came with a tradeoff.

Results show that this key management scheme achieves a nice tradeoff between the network security, connectivity and overheads.

The tradeoff is that they have to be right up against the enemy, rather than able to attack from a distance.

"I don't see the tradeoff there of getting a little more money, for us, being important enough to give up the privacy, " he said.

Living organisms have a similar tradeoff in deciding how much mutation and innovation is needed to keep up with a changing environment.

Yao was one of the best in league history at avoiding that tradeoff, and he maintained his impressive shooting accuracy in the postseason.

In this process, [the provider is] bound to tradeoff special requirements of consumers and try to stick to a common denominator.

This allows for a tradeoff between speed of execution and no reduction in concurrency against the number of statistics returned .

The designers had not been aware of the tradeoff inherent in their design.

Thus it becomes an economic tradeoff which must be evaluated for each catalyst system if optimum results are to be obtained .

This specific tradeoff involves a choice between two bad results: deadlock the program or fail to protect the state of a critical resource.

That is likely to be the great tradeoff for the designers of the next Internet.

So, if making a scalability tradeoff will likely cause you to rewrite the entire system, it's probably not worth it.

Even if the Fed thinks the tradeoff is worth making, the firms, and their political allies, would be likely to fight back.

This text will introduce the principles and implementation of an echo canceller , and the tradeoff between the performance and the cost.

Searching for the tradeoff detection algorithms with less computational complexity is one goal of our research.

Typically, the tradeoff for being subjected to ads is that consumers get some sort of free or subsidized service.

Throwing, running, weightlifting . . . all of it. The tradeoff in aging is the work needed to counter the effects.

The tradeoff between performance and feature must be weighed carefully when evaluating performance tuning changes.

GCC performs nearly all supported optimizations that do not involve a space-speed tradeoff.

That is all well and good -- especially the part about standard mappings to relational data stores -- but there is a tradeoff.

Rather than a single factor, quality in software is best viewed as a tradeoff between a set of different goals.

We don't like the ghosting, but some might find the quicker page turns worth the tradeoff.

In the first phase, a feasible operating condition is given and the system will iteratively track to a point on the tradeoff boundary.

True. But this simplicity comes with a tradeoff: you directly access the implementation class.

Yet it costs much less than the MacBook Air and X300, with the tradeoff being a bit more bulk.

Risk-Return Tradeoff A situation where an investor is willing to take on more risk when there is the possibility of a greater return.

Quite often, the tradeoff is between requirements, and the stakeholders may be consulted to assist in making a decision.

By properly designing optical waveguides to enhance SPR, the inherent tradeoff between efficiency and bandwidth limitation is diminished.

To maintain their survival, search engine companies have to seek the dangerous tradeoff between search quality and money.

The few extra calories you're adding are a worthwhile tradeoff for the nutritional boost and the chance to introduce a child to a vegetable.

The decision maker must weigh the various options (those points on the tradeoff boundary) and choose the best one.

Now that you've weighed both sides of the issue--your payoff and your tradeoff--it's time to make a choice.

Is the tradeoff between performance and readablility discussed among the developers?

The correct tradeoff hand is made version of the basis is the prior test product printing and binding status as an important reference.

Therefore, more effort has been put into the research of partial CSI feedback, which provides good tradeoff for the above two mechanisms.

Quite often, the tradeoff is among requirements, and the stakeholders may be consulted to assist in making the correct tradeoff.

That's right; you sometimes have to resort to trial and error to find the right tradeoff between false positives and useful results.

But we tend not to, only taking the tradeoff between housing costs and transportation costs into question.

At the hand-authoring level, the tradeoff between losing some expressivity of syntax and getting editing tool support is worth it.

Samples: determines the quality of the solution, the more the better. Tradeoff is render time.

This tradeoff benefits consumers, as well.

However, the tradeoff is an effective one if using the functional approach allows for greater programmer productivity.

what it did disprove was the naive Phillips curve, which said that there's a stable tradeoff between unemployment and inflation.

The scheme was a tradeoff between transmission delay and efficiency.

Some compilers resolve the tradeoff between speed and accuracy by providing a separate "switch" for each type of optimization.

Most contents in this document are implementation specific, while others are generic to time-memory tradeoff algorithm.

the goal is rather to find a tradeoff between security , usability of the system , and efforts required to maintain this security level.

Now Yale scientists are doing away with this strength-moldability tradeoff by developing novel metal alloys that are as moldable as plastic.

The system configurations were selected based on a tradeoff between price and performance.

Each of these is a tradeoff and designers have to choose what challenges they want to face next.

In time-memory tradeoff approach, the task of hash computing is done in advance with the results stored in files called "rainbow table" .

Suitable tradeoff should be made according the situation for the best profit.

Also important in modern society is the tradeoff between a clean environment and a high level of income.

The labor supply curve reflects how workers' decisions about the labor-leisure tradeoff respond to changes in opportunity cost.

Inventory size affects how auctions run, how fast things load, it has a tradeoff.

The results show that, in equilibrium, there is a tradeoff between the monitoring intensity and the pollution level.

This tradeoff allows the framework to drastically speed up application development.

The initial capacity controls a tradeoff between wasted space and the need for rehash operations, which are time-consuming.

The previews can help decide if the tradeoff of faster download time for less distinct images is worth considering.

Every complex adaptive organization faces a fundamental tradeoff.

Yet, the tradeoff in increased robustness implies an increase in complexity.

This daily dilemma is labeled the tradeoff between exploration and exploitation.

The tradeoff, as you can see, is it loses some of its readability.

Sensitivity points are candidate risks and candidate tradeoff points.

The tradeoff, however, is that the initial download of your application will usually take longer.

In this analysis the parameter Vmax is used to reflect the resource occupation tradeoff between voice and data traffic.

Speed tradeoff for when to preview a sound file when mousing over a files icon.

Hence, according to Johnatan Tang there is no obvious solution to this tradeoff of flexibility vs. productivity in organizing programs.

The difference reflects a design tradeoff in server resource consumption.

However, there is a tradeoff using this (almost) universally accepted text transport protocol to send streaming video data.

These are all tradeoffs between reliability and performance, and where to make the tradeoff depends on your application.

The duration of leader position is a result of tradeoff between these two sides.

If you go this way, then you know that this is the tradeoff.

Speed tradeoff for when to show the number of items in a folder.

Consequently, a tradeoff is that collecting the information of the anchor nodes in two hops.

The time-quality tradeoff became more significant than the cost-quality tradeoff.

b. How might this change represent a tradeoff between equity and efficiency?

Thus one encounters a tradeoff when one tries to improve the lemma in one direction or another.

First, it uses data on a frontier market and tests for the risk-returns tradeoff in the BRVM for the first time.

This number was chosen as a tradeoff between simulation time and confidence interval size.

Society faces a short-run tradeoff between inflation and unemployment.

Society faces a short-run tradeoff between unemployment and inflation.

The pending healthcare reform bill moves us along that tradeoff.

Moreover, this algorithm also makes tradeoff between time cost and precision according to performance gain of left candidate subgraphs.

a. Society faces a short-run tradeoff between inflation and unemployment.

That's what I mean by tradeoff.

Therefore, clothing usually need to tradeoff between price and profit.

Encryption is a tradeoff between speed and security.

We need to make tradeoff between the cost of buying and runing IT equipments.

The tradeoff has been that those banks must operate with stricter risk controls.

Tradeoff - Current status of trading for player.

Speed tradeoff for when to show an image file as a thumbnail.

The classic tradeoff is between "guns and butter. "

You are choosing what you value more: the payoff or the tradeoff!

"It's a tradeoff. You either get high efficiency or high throughput, " says Hagelstein.

As with all things in war, using guns is a tradeoff.

Speed tradeoff for when to show a preview of text file contents in the file's icon.

Beijing accepts this because of the tradeoff that gives it banking stability.

When they play the tradeoff against a sea of other creatures making similar tradeoffs, it becomes a coevolutionary game.

So you have a tradeoff almost it's almost like a Yin and a Yang.

In my case, living in the Pacific Northwest is a tradeoff.

In America, we said during the Vietnam War that we faced a tradeoff between guns and butter.

Choosing between MD5 and SHA-1 is a tradeoff between security and performance.

Well, I work cheap. That's the tradeoff.

Generally, the default load factor (. 75) offers a good tradeoff between time and space costs.

However, as we all know, if a policy has to meet all requirements from the whole perspective, there's a tradeoff in the end as always.

That is, a tradeoff between security, welfare, and prosperity.

The work is not yet complete; and the parts that are complete often have some performance tradeoff.

The tradeoff in locking down administrative access in this way is that channels authorize using a single user ID and group for all messages.

Often the real-time requirement is a tradeoff of time and buffer space.

The tradeoff is that while the transaction is occurring, a 15-inch video screen above the ATM shows an advertisement.

That is a good tradeoff for investors.

The tradeoff, of course, is that by accepting part-time work, you have less time to focus on starting your business.

The tradeoff is that a join is required to combine the information.

Policy upshot: Is it worth the tradeoff?

This is because there is a tradeoff.

Have you ever wrestled with a career-vs. -flexibility tradeoff?

Although considerable debate exists over the precise model for estimating risk and return , few contest the notion of a risk-return tradeoff

Study of a GA-based Theory for Time-Cost Tradeoff Problem in Construction Projects

Multiple attribute tradeoff analysis and its application in optimization design of warship

Configurable distribution interval allows tradeoff between timeliness and cache utilization

Highlighting of a previously unknown tradeoff point in the architecture

Tradeoff analysis of the efficiency and cost of the shipborne weapon system

Analysis of tradeoff between acquisition and maintenance cost of weapon system

Tradeoff of conflict between wetland protection and farmland reclamation in the Sanjiang Plain, Heilongjiang Province

Control scheme for stability and performance tradeoff in scaled telemanipulation with communication time delay

Tradeoff optimization design of optical configuration on imaging spectrometer

Comparison and analysis between the tradeoff and pecking order theories

Research on Aircraft Survivability Evaluation and Synthetic Tradeoff Methods

Control scheme for tradeoff between stability and performance in scaled telemanipulation

The Economic Explanation to Duration of Leader Position--Tradeoff between Incentive and Efficiency Loss

Delineation of recommendations to mitigate the risks of this tradeoff

Time-cost Tradeoff Optimization of Construction Projects Using Genetic Algorithms

Tradeoff of Frequency Bands and Operation Systems for Space Object Detection and Identification Radars

Research on survivability evaluation and tradeoff of networking air defense missile systems

The Tradeoff between Incentive Contracts--An analysis from principal-agency framework

Decision Behavior in Emotional Tradeoff Difficulties

Neural networks for solving the securities portfolio model of tradeoff between risk and return

Fuzzy Tradeoff Optimization of Time-Cost-Quality in Construction Project

Tradeoff Studies of Peasant-Worker Social Insurance Legislation

Phillips curve : a curve that shows the short-run tradeoff between inflation and unemployment

Tradeoff between Financial Reporting Costs and Tax Benefits--Theoretical Analysis Based on Inventory Valuation Methods Choice

Study on the tradeoff between interpretability and precision in fuzzy modeling

Study on resource substitution of technology efforts Based on time-cost tradeoff function--China's electronics and information industry

The Research on Multi-Agent Based Matchmaking Tradeoff Model and Algorithm

Tradeoff between Diversity Gain and Multiplexing Gain in MIMO Systems

The Design and Implement of Multi-Agent MatchMaking Tradeoff Systems

A Case Study on the GA-based Theory for Time-Cost Tradeoff Problem in Construction Projects

On the tradeoff between time to market and performance under cannibalization strategy

A curve that shows the short-run tradeoff between inflation and unemployment

The Short-Run Tradeoff between Inflation and Unemployment

Empirical Test of Static Tradeoff Theory and Pecking Order Theory

The Choice of Regime: A Tradeoff Between Planed and Market Economies

Tradeoff of timing resolution and energy resolution for PET

Tradeoff between risk control and business volume

The tradeoff on design margin in warship development

On tradeoff of warship combat system design

Design of Space Time Block Code with Best Tradeoff

Tradeoff Studies of Professional Qualification System for Social Workers ink Hong Kong and Shanghai