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31 Such evidence casts doubt on the validity of the income / leisure trade-off model.

32 These two costs exist trade-off relation each other.

33 Security is always a trade-off between functionality and risk.

34 Risk management and trade-off analysis.

35 Aggressive virtual machine consolidation requires a performance trade-off.

36 In order to achieve the harmonious unification of two indicators, we must choose a good algorithm to get the trade-off of the rendering speed and visual fidelity.

37 Short-term financing objectives include minimize expected cost, trade-off expected cost and systematic risk, and so on.

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

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

40 A method is proposed to solve time-cost trade-off model for activity networks by using the minimum cost flow principle.

41 As with so many things in I/T, there is a trade-off to consider.

42 As always there is a trade-off, an interface gives you freedom with regard to the base class, an abstract class gives you the freedom to add new methods later.

43 We give a number of suggested design principles, but each represents an engineering trade-off.

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

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

46 Seasonaland Saturday effects are significant in the mean equation, whereas there isa trade-off between Monday effect and volume effect, as well as asymmetry, in the variance equation.

47 The newspaper's headline indicates that there was a trade-off at the summit.

48 The trade-off relation between logistics cost and logistics service has been systemically researched.

49 By Standard International Trade Classification the seventh kind of product " Machinery and transport equipment"(shortened form "SITC7") have been the most active products in course of trade-off.

50 The turns of the transformer additional winding should be determined from the trade-off between lower voltage across the energy-storage capacitor and lower total harmonic distortion of input current.

51 The results show that the IEC-GTO can obtain a better trade-off relation between on-state and turn-off characteristics.

52 In general,[www.Sentencedict.com] there is a trade-off between these compressors in terms of two main metrics: compression ratio and the compression/decompression time.

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

54 There are three trillion reasons to think that the trade-off is worth it.

55 Proper key renewal period might control the trade-off between security and renewal cost in key management, and thus key exposure was first studied to estimate key life.

56 The trade-off here is that as you reduce the number of shared resources, the complexity, license cost, and administrative overhead can increase.

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

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

59 Called suboptimization, this is a trade-off that increases the advantages to one unit or function but decreases the advantages to another unit or function.

60 We also describe early on the financial environment, financial forecasting, the fundamental trade-off between risk and return, and the time value of money.