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Meanings of tradeoff in English
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compromisso Usage of tradeoff in English
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This tradeoff, along with your intended usage, will inform how you purchase.
2
Maybe the SoftBank deal would fall on the right side of that tradeoff.
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As you would expect, the optimum compromise in a tradeoff is not fixed.
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In automated classification systems, there is always a tradeoff between precision and recall.
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The major tradeoff is that it doesn't have a built-in battery.
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But Miller argues that there doesn't have to be a tradeoff.
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The tradeoff of sharpness or brightness is the everyday plight of a photographer.
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The tradeoff is that those firms pay for brokers' overhead, marketing and other services.
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Increased toxicant exposure and resultant environmentally induced diseases are a tradeoff of industrial productivity.
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Still, Foursquare is pouring a lot of technology into making the privacy tradeoff worthwhile.
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Optimal solutions are generated to analyze the tradeoff between maximal productivity and yield objectives.
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While we want flexibility so much, there is a tradeoff.
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Furthermore, this tradeoff can be governed by a single phenotype.
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Professionals and enthusiasts who can't justify making that tradeoff will buy the pro-level equipment.
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Especially since it's a tradeoff being made on their behalf.
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Bedeviled by the tradeoff between weight and stiffness, Nike designers turned to computational design.
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