Sentences with phrase «tradeoffs between»

«Too many families earning less than $ 50,000 per year are having to make tradeoffs between putting a roof over their heads and food on the table,» said Chris Herbert, the center's managing director.

The best laptops now rival desktop systems in terms of specs, so there are few tradeoffs between the two, other than a slightly smaller screen.

... business integration of all digital initiatives; inclusive of, but not limited to, web site... Create project specifications, establish technical vision and analyze tradeoffs between usability...

Collaborate with the developers and subject matter experts to establish the technical vision and analyze tradeoffs between usability and performance needs.

Skills associated with example resumes of Sharepoint Business Analysts include collaborating with developers and subject matter experts in order to analyze tradeoffs between usability and performance; and facilitating weekly meetings with review teams to continuously improve the quality assurance process for application development.

«The thing that makes our product challenging to manage and operate are not the tradeoffs between people and the business,» Zuckerberg said.

«All the hard decisions we have to make are tradeoffs between people,» he said.

There are always tradeoffs between privacy and usability.

The tradeoffs between these chipsets are apparent: with each ascending chipset, you have a choice of better CPUs, RAM, and graphics options, not to mention more of each.

Owing to computer resource limitations, each modeling group has to make tradeoffs between horiz / vertical resolution, fidelity of physical parameterizations, and the number of ensemble members.

There are stark tradeoffs between this strict focus on renewables and increasing energy access.

«Dr. Moniz has the ability to find tradeoffs between energy and climate priorities, and work toward pragmatic solutions,» Dr. Birol says.

Reduced water availability forces greater tradeoffs between competing water use, including agriculture, ecosystems, and urban areas.

The literature suggests that there are tradeoffs between «inclusive» approaches to negotiation and agreement (i.e., approaches with broad participation, as in the UNFCCC) and «exclusive» approaches (i.e., limiting participation according to chosen criteria for example, including only the largest emitters, or groups focused on specific issues).

At such a high valuation a carbon market would likely be capable of being supported and we would have tradeoffs between various carbon sources.

Hernandez's research emphasizes that there are sometimes significant tradeoffs between climate and energy policy and the needs of the natural environment, Cameron Barrows, a research ecologist at the University of California - Riverside, who is unaffiliated with the study, said.

Expanding U.S. biofuel production will require tradeoffs between ambitious fuel production targets and other societal goals, including protection of the water we need for drinking, growing food, preserving aquatic habitats, and producing electricity.

A «Skill - sharing session on monitoring of gender - responsive climate policy» brought forth research on possible synergies or tradeoffs between gender equality and other objectives for climate policy, while a panel discussion with the same partners looked at «Gender equality in climate policy: Translating global commitments to national policy».

There are some serious tradeoffs between the two.

These decisions and trade - offs should be guided by robust evidence, with global - change science investigating the connections and tradeoffs between the state of the environment and human well - being in the context of the local setting, rather than by framing and reframing environmental challenges in terms of untestable assumptions about the virtues of past environments.

There was good discussion of the tradeoffs between carbon capture only for carbon storage and recarbonization strategies with broader objectives including biodiversity.

re: # 600 All application areas that I've ever dealt with have their own tradeoffs between development and QA, i.e., how much money and schedule time will one spend on the latter.

One of the key parameters of LCA is the social cost of carbon (SCC) which is needed to determine the tradeoffs between energy systems.

The holy grail of competitive design is achieving the best tradeoffs between deep player interaction and accessibility.

But while some parts are definitely better than others, there tend to be tradeoffs between different sets of stats more often than a linear upgrade path.

Are there any analytic tools on the analysis web sites you cited that build a yield curve that show the tradeoffs between interest rate and loan quality?

In selecting an investment product for a plan lineup, we believe plan fiduciaries must balance considerations such as participants» needs, tradeoffs between expected returns and risks, and objectives of the stable value investment option.

There aren't any easy answers to the tradeoffs between saving for college and saving for retirement.

Because of these tradeoffs between liquidity and yield, Pareto ranking is often helpful and is selected by default below.

By educating borrowers on the tradeoffs between these two choices — they can make a decision that will be right for them.

(However, this doesn't necessarily mean that Roth accounts are superior to traditional tax privileged accounts; there are tradeoffs between the benefits of tax deferral in traditional tax privileged accounts and tax free returns in Roth accounts.)

This chapter starts off talking about the tradeoffs between bonds / stocks.

So, there's tradeoffs between both.

Economist Jesse Rothstein discusses the tradeoffs between job security and attracting new teachers.

But understanding the tradeoffs between the approaches to gauging student achievement is important for designing school rating systems that are fair and useful for parents, educators, and policy - makers.

By engineering the iPad from end to end, Apple could be more strategic about tradeoffs between various design decisions in order to make sure it could deliver the optimal user experience.

Finding a solution to this challenge is critical for policymakers — who may not fully understand the tradeoffs between these types of policies and the potential for negative student outcomes.

If this is the case, different countries appear to be making different tradeoffs between the quantity and quality of their teachers: with class sizes low, Greece and Iceland employ many teachers of low quality.

I've written in the past about how embracing competency - based learning could allow us to break the false tradeoffs between summative and formative assessments and allow us to embrace «moderating» assessments that would serve both purposes.

Quiz Ref IDFemale physicians now account for approximately one - third of the US physician workforce17 and comprise half of all US medical school graduates.18 Despite evidence suggesting that female physicians may provide higher - quality care,1 - 4, 7,8,10,12 - 16 some have argued that career interruptions for childrearing, higher rates of part - time employment, and greater tradeoffs between home and work responsibilities19 may compromise the quality of care provided by female physicians and justify higher salaries among male physicians.20 - 22 Therefore, empirical evidence on whether patient outcomes differ between male and female physicians is warranted.

The scenario represents an example of the tradeoffs between reproduction and survival.

«This research shows how important it is for industry and scientists to work together and find potential win - win solutions — or at least to mitigate the tradeoffs between conservation and agricultural production,» says UVM's Fisher.

Previous attempts to develop programming languages that could understand other languages have faced tradeoffs between composability and expressiveness; they were either limited in their ability to unambiguously determine which embedded language was being used, or limited in which embedded languages could be used.

For the past 2 decades, researchers looked for an answer in tradeoffs between the energy demands of different parts of the human body.

The process Zheng and his collaborators use to create the material is an innovation in a digital light 3 - D printing technique that overcomes current tradeoffs between high resolution and build volume, a major limitation in scalability of current 3 - D printed microlattices and nanolattices.

Inspired, Tatar switched focus toward the end of his first year in the Carey lab: He would explore the tradeoffs between reproduction and death rates.

«Cumulative burden provides us with a global view of tradeoffs between different treatment late effects that must be considered when designing new interventions,» Bhakta said.

«Tradeoffs between weaponry and fecundity in snapping shrimp queens vary with eusociality: Weakly eusocial queens must trade off their investment in maintaining their fighting claws or producing eggs.»

Often such choices involve tradeoffs between our own - self interest and the interests of others; on other occasions, these choices can be between our own present well - being and our future (certain or anticipated) interests.

There is no single authority that can make tradeoffs between expense and care.