Examples of using Trade-off in English and their translations into Hebrew
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lower returns, which investors may accept as a trade-off for the good that they do.
In their paper, the researchers also proposed a new figure of merit that measures the trade-off between achieving a low sail mass and a high reflectivity.
book-length treatment of the trade-off between survey costs and survey errors is Groves(2004).
there is always a trade-off between brightness and power consumption.
Suits of armor fell out of fashion because the added protection isn't worth the trade-off in speed and agility.
there is always a trade-off between brightness and power consumption.
And if you think about it, the rabbits that are good at making that trade-off will tend to live
NITE's policy reflects the trade-off between the desire to provide examinees with the best,
Evgeny Morozov worries that we are too often making this trade-off- opting to publish more information to increase transparency
so colonies are different in how they manage this trade-off between spending water to search for seeds and getting water back in the form of seeds.
in order to keep the Ruhr, we could trade-off Upper Silesia more quickly because Upper Silesia dispatches 43 million tones of coal
he said,“I think it's absolutely imperative that this trade-off comes to an end.
adding value to an up-and-coming youngster whose abilities rise dramatically and creating a trade-off if the player buys skilled
I enlightened her on the trade-offs between investigating crimes and Fourth Amendment protections.
There are tradeoffs in this world.
I made the exact same tradeoff you did to get Chase.
The Tradeoff Between Security.
And stakeholders with specific trade-offs will try to influence the decision.
People have a natural intuition about these trade-offs.
It's all about risk benefit tradeoff.