advantage (nom)
Sens 1 : a factor or circumstance of benefit to its
possessor. [source : MW]
Contextes :
- The second advantage is that the documentary record provided both temporal and
functional control for archaeological excavations at the washing place (South 1977:
125).
- The advantage of this scheme, known as “topological quantum computing,” is that
the non-local state space is impervious to local perturbations, so the qubit encoded
there is “topologically” protected from errors.
- The services provided are just as effective as those provided by wire-based
systems (voice, Internet, video link), with the added advantage of being able to provide
a mobile service within a limited area for a fairly minimal initial
investment.
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Sens 2 : a benefit, a gain. [source : MW]
Contextes :
- This comparative advantage gave producers a strong negotiating position in
debates about regulation.
- As such, new mechanisms could gain reproductive advantage through their impact
on primary need satisfaction and the functional outcomes it promotes.
- The most distinctive advantage compared to the object insertion is the
portability.
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Sens 3 : the superiority of position or
condition. [source : D'après MW]
Contextes :
- Having an architecture of class properties has many advantages for a
programmer.
- One of the primary advantages of the HIP process is its ability to create
near-net shapes that require little machining.
- Therefore, there are fewer advantages of P2P file-sharing in Vietnam than in
developed countries.