How To Use Tradeoff In A Sentence
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The ones most suited for thoroughfares are generally the best ascetically, and have the fewest noise/pollution/emergency vehicle tradeoffs but are generally also the most expensive and create least aggregate reduction in speed. in short, as usual tanstaafl.
Matthew Yglesias » DC Cop Urges Pedestrians to Avoid Inconveniently Colliding With Illegally Fast-Driving Cars
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Either way, there is a tradeoff of accuracy in valuing the salvaged part of the business, for reduced transaction costs.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Bankruptcy Reform Instead of Bailouts
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It seems they felt that giving up a little bit of processor performance for a lot of graphics performance was a reasonable tradeoff, " says Nathan Brookwood, principal analyst at Insight 64.
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The selection of short-term or long-term financing requires the consideration of a very definite risk-return tradeoff.
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I faced a tradeoff between eating and buying my medicine
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You said earlier that wearing a vest vs. being armed was “a no-brainer from a personal safety tradeoff standpoint.”
The Volokh Conspiracy » NRA Convention report
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A similar set of tradeoffs may explain why surf smelt, which spawn in fine gravel, can spawn successfully lower in the intertidal zone than grunion, spawning in sand.
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There's an obvious tradeoff involved in spacing the stops closer together or further apart: if you have to walk a little further to your stop, you will then have a quicker ride with less frequent stops; if the walk to your stop is shorter, you will then have a slower ride with more frequent stops.
One thumb down on the new transit mall (Jack Bog's Blog)
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Stubbornly refusing to use a superior method seems weird, unless (1) your way takes way more time and is way more annoying (the annoyingness of protocol vs improvement in data tradeoff), or (2) your way of doing things is 1,000,000% different than the standard method, and he can't understand how doing it in a completely bass-ackwards way would work.
Standing Alone in My Methods
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Sometimes it's a tradeoff - for example, cars have resulted in considerably cleaner and less smelly streets than horse-drawn carriages, but they created their own pollution and severe political problems.
EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Mari Ness
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Figure 2.1 summarizes these methods of comparison by showing this tradeoff between the level of abstraction and the scope of countries.
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The tradeoff of a simulation is between mesh density and simulation time.
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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.
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Conclusions: The tradeoff in risk between mother and infant is reached at lower GWG in multiparae than in primiparae; therefore,
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition current issue
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The tradeoff I have described has always been implicit in the law, but it now may become explicit.
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There is, admittedly, a tradeoff - as in the photographic camera - between aperture and depth of field.
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Conclusions: The tradeoff in risk between mother and infant is reached at lower GWG in multiparae than in primiparae; therefore,
American Journal of Clinical Nutrition current issue
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An illustration is the tradeoff in refinancing a home mortgage.
Milton Friedman on Social Security, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty
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Berrigan and Charnov invoke field data supporting such a correlation, but they call the appearance of a tradeoff between these two parameters a major puzzle.
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I gave up on traditional explanations when we couldn’t find size-related tradeoffs in foraging rates or predator avoidance under different environmental conditions said Price, who has spent more than 20 years exploring niche-partitioning explanations for the remarkable diversity of desert rodent communities.
Study: Thievery Promotes Rodent Coexistence | Impact Lab
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You certainly can’t be shot with your own bulletproof vest, so that seems to be a no-brainer from a personal safety tradeoff standpoint.
The Volokh Conspiracy » NRA Convention report
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For his analysis of intertemporal tradeoffs in macroeconomic policy
The Prize in Economic Sciences In Memory of Alfred Nobel
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Her editors gave her a long leash and seemed content with the tradeoff in which they mostly didn't ask questions and she delivered exclusives.
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It seems they felt that giving up a little bit of processor performance for a lot of graphics performance was a reasonable tradeoff, " says Nathan Brookwood, principal analyst at Insight 64.
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Figure 2.1 summarizes these methods of comparison by showing this tradeoff between the level of abstraction and the scope of countries.
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As a tradeoff, everything outside of the environments looks like it came from a first-generation computer game, and there's a big bar of load time between missions.
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Policy decisions are always exercises in the iffy math of social tradeoffs.
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I also share Rob's push for a serious discussion of risks and tradeoffs, though the term "iterative risk management" isn't poised to take the public by storm.
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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.
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The selection of short-term or long-term financing requires the consideration of a very definite risk-return tradeoff.
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However, the tradeoff is an effective one if using the functional approach allows for greater programmer productivity.
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Clearly, readers need to be aware of shortcomings arising from tradeoffs among the above-mentioned factors.
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But then again, slow robots that take forever to commit suicide (such as ramming into a wall) are boring, so its a design tradeoff for you to decide.
