Definition of optimum in English:

optimum

adjective ˈɒptɪməmˈɑptəməm

Most conducive to a favourable outcome; best.
the optimum childbearing age
Example sentencesExamples
- The single will be launched on The Late Late Show with the hope of reaching optimum sales in Christmas week.
- There is a body of evidence that only custom fitted suits give optimum performance.
- So did you find that there was any sort of optimum age for starting school?
- The garden has a water feature, paving and decking as well as plants that provide optimum scents.
- Attention should be placed on the correct type of computer furniture and also optimum lighting.
- A customer can be confident that the bottle taken from the retailer's shelf will be at optimum maturity.
- The state's role is to gently guide the actions of each individual, so that the optimum outcome for all is reached and sustained.
- All his businesses are run to deliver optimum value and performance to shareholder and customers.
- Visit the bookshop or fill out a questionnaire to see what supplements you need to keep yourself in optimum condition.
- Physically he looks really well - his coat is black and glossy and he's probably about optimum weight.
- He admits he was not in optimum shape last season, and his performances suffered as a result.
- Choose a plot that receives optimum sunshine and avoid steep slopes.
- It avoids wasting lime and fertiliser, which in turn leads to optimum yields.
- So why are some of those who manage to provide this optimum environment for their children now demanding to be compensated?
- After slaughter, it ought to have been hung for approximately 28 days for optimum texture and flavour.
- At Macy's age, the optimum amount of alcohol for her to consume is less than one unit a day.
- It's going to take at least six to eight months under optimum conditions to grow another stem cell.
- When they attacked him, he made optimum use of his energies and floored them all.
- So it is irrelevant what he or she thinks is a fair, just, or optimum law or philosophy of life.
- Positioning oneself for optimum tanning on a Balearic beach requires some thought.
Synonyms
best, most favourable, most advantageous, most appropriate, ideal, perfect, prime, optimal, model
finest, superlative, peak, top, supreme, excellent, flawless, first-class
informal tip-top, A1, stellar, top-notch

nounPlural optimums, Plural optima ˈɒptɪməmˈɑptəməm

The most favourable situation or level for growth, reproduction, or success.
the plant grows within a range of 68 and 78°F, the optimum being 74°
the optimum must lie between these two values
Example sentencesExamples
- As Raup observed, these peaks need not be adaptive optima for each individual trait but rather may be best interpreted as compromise solutions that satisfy several functional constraints.
- To avoid issues regarding bad convergence and local optima all analyses were run from multiple starting values and results were accepted only when several starting points converged on the same maximum likelihood.
- If habitat optima differ between the sexes, breeding habitat may reflect more the optimum of the controlling sex (presumably the choosing females) than that of the noncontrolling sex, entailing a cost to the latter.
- For some, but not all, of these thermally sensitive traits acclimatization leads to adaptive shifts in thermal optima and limits.
- If the absolute value of a genetic correlation is less than 1, selection will eventually bring trait means to their respective individual optima, although it may require an extremely long time.
Synonyms
peak, pinnacle, zenith, highest point, high point, crown, crest, summit, top, tip, apex, apogee

Origin

Late 19th century: from Latin, neuter (used as a noun) of optimus 'best'.

Definition of optimum in US English:

optimum

adjectiveˈäptəməmˈɑptəməm

Most conducive to a favorable outcome; best.
the optimum childbearing age
Example sentencesExamples
- It's going to take at least six to eight months under optimum conditions to grow another stem cell.
- Choose a plot that receives optimum sunshine and avoid steep slopes.
- The state's role is to gently guide the actions of each individual, so that the optimum outcome for all is reached and sustained.
- He admits he was not in optimum shape last season, and his performances suffered as a result.
- Visit the bookshop or fill out a questionnaire to see what supplements you need to keep yourself in optimum condition.
- A customer can be confident that the bottle taken from the retailer's shelf will be at optimum maturity.
- When they attacked him, he made optimum use of his energies and floored them all.
- The single will be launched on The Late Late Show with the hope of reaching optimum sales in Christmas week.
- So why are some of those who manage to provide this optimum environment for their children now demanding to be compensated?
- Attention should be placed on the correct type of computer furniture and also optimum lighting.
- So it is irrelevant what he or she thinks is a fair, just, or optimum law or philosophy of life.
- All his businesses are run to deliver optimum value and performance to shareholder and customers.
- After slaughter, it ought to have been hung for approximately 28 days for optimum texture and flavour.
- The garden has a water feature, paving and decking as well as plants that provide optimum scents.
- There is a body of evidence that only custom fitted suits give optimum performance.
- So did you find that there was any sort of optimum age for starting school?
- Positioning oneself for optimum tanning on a Balearic beach requires some thought.
- Physically he looks really well - his coat is black and glossy and he's probably about optimum weight.
- At Macy's age, the optimum amount of alcohol for her to consume is less than one unit a day.
- It avoids wasting lime and fertiliser, which in turn leads to optimum yields.
Synonyms
best, most favourable, most advantageous, most appropriate, ideal, perfect, prime, optimal, model

nounˈäptəməmˈɑptəməm

The most favorable conditions or level for growth, reproduction, or success.
Example sentencesExamples
- To avoid issues regarding bad convergence and local optima all analyses were run from multiple starting values and results were accepted only when several starting points converged on the same maximum likelihood.
- If habitat optima differ between the sexes, breeding habitat may reflect more the optimum of the controlling sex (presumably the choosing females) than that of the noncontrolling sex, entailing a cost to the latter.
- For some, but not all, of these thermally sensitive traits acclimatization leads to adaptive shifts in thermal optima and limits.
- If the absolute value of a genetic correlation is less than 1, selection will eventually bring trait means to their respective individual optima, although it may require an extremely long time.
- As Raup observed, these peaks need not be adaptive optima for each individual trait but rather may be best interpreted as compromise solutions that satisfy several functional constraints.
Synonyms
peak, pinnacle, zenith, highest point, high point, crown, crest, summit, top, tip, apex, apogee

Origin

Late 19th century: from Latin, neuter (used as a noun) of optimus ‘best’.

单词	optimum
释义	Definition of optimum in English: optimum adjective ˈɒptɪməmˈɑptəməm Most conducive to a favourable outcome; best. the optimum childbearing age Example sentencesExamples The single will be launched on The Late Late Show with the hope of reaching optimum sales in Christmas week. There is a body of evidence that only custom fitted suits give optimum performance. So did you find that there was any sort of optimum age for starting school? The garden has a water feature, paving and decking as well as plants that provide optimum scents. Attention should be placed on the correct type of computer furniture and also optimum lighting. A customer can be confident that the bottle taken from the retailer's shelf will be at optimum maturity. The state's role is to gently guide the actions of each individual, so that the optimum outcome for all is reached and sustained. All his businesses are run to deliver optimum value and performance to shareholder and customers. Visit the bookshop or fill out a questionnaire to see what supplements you need to keep yourself in optimum condition. Physically he looks really well - his coat is black and glossy and he's probably about optimum weight. He admits he was not in optimum shape last season, and his performances suffered as a result. Choose a plot that receives optimum sunshine and avoid steep slopes. It avoids wasting lime and fertiliser, which in turn leads to optimum yields. So why are some of those who manage to provide this optimum environment for their children now demanding to be compensated? After slaughter, it ought to have been hung for approximately 28 days for optimum texture and flavour. At Macy's age, the optimum amount of alcohol for her to consume is less than one unit a day. It's going to take at least six to eight months under optimum conditions to grow another stem cell. When they attacked him, he made optimum use of his energies and floored them all. So it is irrelevant what he or she thinks is a fair, just, or optimum law or philosophy of life. Positioning oneself for optimum tanning on a Balearic beach requires some thought. Synonyms best, most favourable, most advantageous, most appropriate, ideal, perfect, prime, optimal, model finest, superlative, peak, top, supreme, excellent, flawless, first-class informal tip-top, A1, stellar, top-notch nounPlural optimums, Plural optima ˈɒptɪməmˈɑptəməm The most favourable situation or level for growth, reproduction, or success. the plant grows within a range of 68 and 78°F, the optimum being 74° the optimum must lie between these two values Example sentencesExamples As Raup observed, these peaks need not be adaptive optima for each individual trait but rather may be best interpreted as compromise solutions that satisfy several functional constraints. To avoid issues regarding bad convergence and local optima all analyses were run from multiple starting values and results were accepted only when several starting points converged on the same maximum likelihood. If habitat optima differ between the sexes, breeding habitat may reflect more the optimum of the controlling sex (presumably the choosing females) than that of the noncontrolling sex, entailing a cost to the latter. For some, but not all, of these thermally sensitive traits acclimatization leads to adaptive shifts in thermal optima and limits. If the absolute value of a genetic correlation is less than 1, selection will eventually bring trait means to their respective individual optima, although it may require an extremely long time. Synonyms peak, pinnacle, zenith, highest point, high point, crown, crest, summit, top, tip, apex, apogee Origin Late 19th century: from Latin, neuter (used as a noun) of optimus 'best'. Definition of optimum in US English: optimum adjectiveˈäptəməmˈɑptəməm Most conducive to a favorable outcome; best. the optimum childbearing age Example sentencesExamples It's going to take at least six to eight months under optimum conditions to grow another stem cell. Choose a plot that receives optimum sunshine and avoid steep slopes. The state's role is to gently guide the actions of each individual, so that the optimum outcome for all is reached and sustained. He admits he was not in optimum shape last season, and his performances suffered as a result. Visit the bookshop or fill out a questionnaire to see what supplements you need to keep yourself in optimum condition. A customer can be confident that the bottle taken from the retailer's shelf will be at optimum maturity. When they attacked him, he made optimum use of his energies and floored them all. The single will be launched on The Late Late Show with the hope of reaching optimum sales in Christmas week. So why are some of those who manage to provide this optimum environment for their children now demanding to be compensated? Attention should be placed on the correct type of computer furniture and also optimum lighting. So it is irrelevant what he or she thinks is a fair, just, or optimum law or philosophy of life. All his businesses are run to deliver optimum value and performance to shareholder and customers. After slaughter, it ought to have been hung for approximately 28 days for optimum texture and flavour. The garden has a water feature, paving and decking as well as plants that provide optimum scents. There is a body of evidence that only custom fitted suits give optimum performance. So did you find that there was any sort of optimum age for starting school? Positioning oneself for optimum tanning on a Balearic beach requires some thought. Physically he looks really well - his coat is black and glossy and he's probably about optimum weight. At Macy's age, the optimum amount of alcohol for her to consume is less than one unit a day. It avoids wasting lime and fertiliser, which in turn leads to optimum yields. Synonyms best, most favourable, most advantageous, most appropriate, ideal, perfect, prime, optimal, model nounˈäptəməmˈɑptəməm The most favorable conditions or level for growth, reproduction, or success. Example sentencesExamples To avoid issues regarding bad convergence and local optima all analyses were run from multiple starting values and results were accepted only when several starting points converged on the same maximum likelihood. If habitat optima differ between the sexes, breeding habitat may reflect more the optimum of the controlling sex (presumably the choosing females) than that of the noncontrolling sex, entailing a cost to the latter. For some, but not all, of these thermally sensitive traits acclimatization leads to adaptive shifts in thermal optima and limits. If the absolute value of a genetic correlation is less than 1, selection will eventually bring trait means to their respective individual optima, although it may require an extremely long time. As Raup observed, these peaks need not be adaptive optima for each individual trait but rather may be best interpreted as compromise solutions that satisfy several functional constraints. Synonyms peak, pinnacle, zenith, highest point, high point, crown, crest, summit, top, tip, apex, apogee Origin Late 19th century: from Latin, neuter (used as a noun) of optimus ‘best’.
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