Strengths and weaknesses in these four perspectives are discussed, suitable biotechnical alternatives are presented, and a cost-strength matrix of biotechnical techniques is introduced.
Some things to consider when picking an art school include reputation, costs, strength of the courses and professors, location, and facilities (do they have a dark room? a kiln? etc).
Cost is based on a cost per capsule, independent of capsule strength [ 34- 36] c.
A better indicator than cost, end strength is an output of the process, but it is a poor measure of the military capability purchased.
Compared to a cost-effectiveness analysis, the strength of a mathematical programming approach is that program sizes and hence budgetary impact are taken into account.
A series of novel Co-free high-entropy alloys (HEAs) were developed by engineering nanoprecipitation in Fe-Ni-Cr-Mn-Al-Ti system, which exhibit a good combination of low cost, high strength and good ductility.
We demonstrated that the mechanism of resisting crack owned by plant leaf can be referred to fabricate an alternating structure of hard and soft with low cost, high strength, and an exceptional ability to resist crack growth.
A bimodal distribution of dendrites offers excellent ductility at a marginal cost of yield strength.
The Tet Offensive was carried out at a terrible cost to Communist strength, but American press reports turned the offensive into a psychological defeat for the United States.
That reaction overlooks its strengths: first, a cost-savings program that will lop $1.1 billion off annual expenses; second, the future contributions of its recently acquired rival, Reynolds Metals, and the aerospace outfit Cordant Technologies.
Besides cost, the strength and reliability of a hotel's Wi-Fi services might be equally important.
