maximization

Examples of maximizing

maximizing

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

One acts from self-interest when one aims at maximizing one's welfare, where welfare is understood as depending exclusively on the goods enjoyed by oneself.
Note that, in this case, maximizing n(u) corresponds to maximizing the expected average reward penalized by the expected average variability.
Liberals, in contrast, portray a happier world in which actors can and should craft mutually beneficial institutions, maximizing wealth rather than security.
No person, it must be emphasized, is a servant of a universal, impersonal satisfaction system responsible for maximizing aggregate utility.
This would involve maximizing the invariable representation of morphemes and would entail a cer tain degree of abstraction.
On models of expectations that arise from maximizing behavior of economic agents over time.
But maximizing offspring cannot be taken as the ultimate underlying motive of all human behavior, because it simply does not fit the facts.
A better understanding of the flow patterns seen in this noninvasive technique is essential in maximizing the role of echocardiography as a diagnostic tool.
With respect to the second variable, the aim of maximizing autonomy should encourage investigators to contact directly any identifiable bystanders.
In its most general form, the utilitarian principle calls for maximizing overall societal benefits.
They are thus viewed as means of maximizing the welfare of future children.
But certainly rational choice that is not maximizing is possible.
This would be a case of maximizing utility in the broad sense.
Of course, maximizing a social welfare function cannot, and should not, be viewed as an act of fairness.
The marker phase maximizing the likelihood of the pedigree data is considered the true one and selected for further analysis.
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