Similar words: trade-off, trade off, balance of trade, world trade organization, made of, be made of, trade, trader. Meaning: n. an exchange that occurs as a compromise.
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61 The tradeoffs between high performance and silicon area are quantitatively evaluated, the optical number of threads-6 is selected by tradeoff analysis.
62 The tradeoff between inventory cost and customer service level is attached much importance in Supply Chain Management(SCM).
63 At the hand-authoring level, the tradeoff between losing some expressivity of syntax and getting editing tool support is worth it.
64 The tradeoff between flow number counting accuracy and cost is made by the characteristic of the logarithmic function.
65 Society face a short - run tradeoff between inflation and unemployment.
66 It is a subject of current discussion whether this tradeoff is unavoidable and whether the lack of extensional principles in intensional Type Theory is a feature or a bug.
67 However, these elements of risk can be mitigated by spending more effort developing the queries; as with many development options, there is a tradeoff between query complexity and query stability.
68 This result is an alternative expression of the well-known tradeoff between efficiency, cutoff frequency, and enclosure volume.
69 However, the tradeoff is an effective one if using the functional approach allows for greater programmer productivity.
70 The testing result indicate that the proposed pixel structure can not only achieve the smaller pixel size and better fill factor but also keep the better tradeoff compared with other counterparts.
71 Simulation experiments demonstrate the scheme achieves a better gain in both MSN access bandwidth and overlay path delay, and better performance in terms of metrics tradeoff and routing adaptation.
72 The CAIV acquisition methodology from US Army emphasizes the affordability and performance-cost Tradeoff in defense systems program.
73 When compared to the serious injures a baton, a sap, or even a punch can inflict, this is definitely a logical and court defendable tradeoff.
74 Where pollution and health are involved in a Benefit-Cost Analysis, a tradeoff must be made between economic costs and the value of a life.
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75 Here the farmer faces a tradeoff between producing meat and producing potatoes.
76 Satisfying tradeoff between accurate estimation and computation complexity is achieved with such hierarchical refinement strategy.
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