Definition of maximand in English:

maximand

noun ˈmaksɪmandˈmaksəˌmand

Economics

A quantity or thing which is to be maximized.
Example sentencesExamples
- There is some evidence that honey bees may not always maximize net gain but a different currency, net energetic efficiency, the maximand in model II.
- Locke's authority was Natural Law, or God's non-revealed truth, and his maximand was individual rights.
- At the other extreme, hardly any weight is given to maximizing well-being as it competes with priority, and the prioritarian doctrine is then barely distinguishable from the maximin principle with well-being as the maximand.
- It might be less committed to a consumption per head maximand, but in greenhouse matters the low population implication is the same, if the analysis is accepted.

Origin

1950s: from maximize + -and.

Definition of maximand in US English:

maximand

nounˈmaksəˌmand

Economics

A quantity or thing which is to be maximized.
Example sentencesExamples
- It might be less committed to a consumption per head maximand, but in greenhouse matters the low population implication is the same, if the analysis is accepted.
- At the other extreme, hardly any weight is given to maximizing well-being as it competes with priority, and the prioritarian doctrine is then barely distinguishable from the maximin principle with well-being as the maximand.
- There is some evidence that honey bees may not always maximize net gain but a different currency, net energetic efficiency, the maximand in model II.
- Locke's authority was Natural Law, or God's non-revealed truth, and his maximand was individual rights.

Origin

1950s: from maximize + -and.

单词	maximand
释义	Definition of maximand in English: maximand noun ˈmaksɪmandˈmaksəˌmand Economics A quantity or thing which is to be maximized. Example sentencesExamples There is some evidence that honey bees may not always maximize net gain but a different currency, net energetic efficiency, the maximand in model II. Locke's authority was Natural Law, or God's non-revealed truth, and his maximand was individual rights. At the other extreme, hardly any weight is given to maximizing well-being as it competes with priority, and the prioritarian doctrine is then barely distinguishable from the maximin principle with well-being as the maximand. It might be less committed to a consumption per head maximand, but in greenhouse matters the low population implication is the same, if the analysis is accepted. Origin 1950s: from maximize + -and. Definition of maximand in US English: maximand nounˈmaksəˌmand Economics A quantity or thing which is to be maximized. Example sentencesExamples It might be less committed to a consumption per head maximand, but in greenhouse matters the low population implication is the same, if the analysis is accepted. At the other extreme, hardly any weight is given to maximizing well-being as it competes with priority, and the prioritarian doctrine is then barely distinguishable from the maximin principle with well-being as the maximand. There is some evidence that honey bees may not always maximize net gain but a different currency, net energetic efficiency, the maximand in model II. Locke's authority was Natural Law, or God's non-revealed truth, and his maximand was individual rights. Origin 1950s: from maximize + -and.
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