Word: trade-offs
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On a national level, this trade-off becomes ridiculously obvious. Not even the fiercest gay activist, of whom my late uncle was one, would advocate the disintegration of the armed forces due to its discriminatory policies. The need for national defense clearly outweighs the negative consequences of discrimination. This result...
“There’s a trade-off between the safety and the fear, and at this point I’d prefer the safety,” said Michal D. Wang ’05. “As a citizen of a major city that?...
Wi-Fi transmits data 10 times that distance and at much more than 100 times the rate of a dial-up modem, making it an ideal technology for linking computers to one another and to the Net in a wireless local-area network, or WLAN. It also has the advantage...
Perhaps, if things went really well, Microsoft might decide to pull the plug on MSN, its rival online service. The trade-off: Microsoft could provide all the software that people use on AOL, everything from its Passport program for storing credit-card info to its Media Player, which--let's...
“The King has a very fast design and it’s very easy to row,” Crick said. “It has a very stable platform as well as being quick. The trade-off in boat production is whether the boat is fast...