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optimize Definition

op·ti·mize (äp′tə mīz′)

intransitive verb -·mized′, -·miz′·ing

to be given to optimism

transitive verb

to make the most of; develop or realize to the utmost extent; obtain the most efficient or optimum use of

optimize Related Forms
op′·ti·mi·za′·tion noun
optimize Usage Examples

Object

  • utilization: By optimizing space utilization, OLAP servers can minimize physical storage requirements, thus making it possible to analyze exceptionally large amounts of data.
  • compiler: An algorithm I developed with a grad student in the 1970s is used for this purpose in many existing optimizing compilers.
  • geometry: Note 16: The fully optimized geometry is printed here.
  • webpage: Experts are competing, with the goal of optimizing a webpage for a non-sensical phrase: ' nigritude ultramarine ' .
  • performance: The robust engine supports multiple scanning modes to optimize performance.
  • parameter: Using this data, the system can automatically optimize the parameters needed to detect the desired objects.

Preposition: with

  • buzzword: This means optimizing with buzzwords may not be the best way to gain traffic.

Preposition: for

  • phrase: Every page should be optimized for a few key search phrases.
  • engine: The problem is these sites aren't optimized for the search engines.
  • speed: Notice that this implementation is optimized for speed by allocating the entire map, regardless of how many numbers you're going to need.
  • visitor: Optimizing For Visitors Not Search Engines Most people feel that optimizing is to target the search engines alone.
  • display: Your entry points should be portlets whose content is optimized for display in portlet mode.
  • performance: Warning: Apache on NT has not yet been optimized for performance.

Infinitive complement

  • run: The digital video streaming and the algorithm structure have been optimized to run as less time-consuming as possible.

Modifying Another Word

  • automatically: Equation display is automatically optimized for the resolution of the user's screen.
  • highly: The latter library is typically offered in highly optimized form by machine hardware vendors.
  • properly: Care must be taken to properly optimize cathode temperature to obtain the required emission without overheating the crystal.
  • specifically: A number of fonts exist which have been designed or optimized specifically for on-screen reading.
  • fully: Note 16: The fully optimized geometry is printed here.
  • well: Just because a given card is supported by XFree86 does not necessarily mean it is as well optimized as other cards!