Associations to the word «Tradeoff»
Noun
- Voltage
- Resolution
- Tolerance
- Requirement
- Diversity
- Implementation
- Hypothesis
- Quality
- Stability
- Space
- Equality
- Exploration
- Width
- Consumption
- Output
- Decrease
- Gain
- Datum
- Size
- Value
- Option
- Array
- Model
- Pollution
- Solution
- Pose
- Variable
- Strategy
- Objective
- Ratio
- Phillips
- Coefficient
- Data
- Designer
- Tracking
- Software
- Detector
- Criterion
- Increase
- Server
- Correction
- Load
- Method
- Packet
- Engineering
- Radar
- Threshold
- User
- Balance
- Update
- Framework
- Technique
- Resource
- Architecture
- Application
- Sion
- Frequency
- Probability
- Factor
- Receiver
- Consideration
- Approach
- Economist
- Survival
- Investment
- Wage
- Function
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
TRADEOFF, noun. An advantage or improvement that necessitates the corresponding loss or degradation of something else.
Dictionary definition
TRADEOFF, noun. An exchange that occurs as a compromise; "I faced a tradeoff between eating and buying my medicine".
Wise words
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