Sentence examples for a practical cost from inspiring English sources

But the race is far from won. "It is one thing to be doing research on a topic, but entirely another to have something that works at a practical cost," says James Hansen, one of the six Virgin Earth judges.

We propose a practical cost and energy efficient model predictive control (MPC) strategy for HVAC load control under dynamic real-time electricity pricing.

All results show that automatic watermarking in a reverse proxy server is a practical, cost efficient and enforcement effective solution for handling copyright issues in Internet digital libraries.

Decadence also comes at a practical cost, and history is raw and recent.

This indicates that the EHR is a practical, cost effective, and an increasingly available resource for doing research.

Methane digesters are a practical, cost-effective way to produce renewable energy and to protect the environment.

And sustaining the most disadvantaged and marginalised children in crisis with long-term development efforts is a practical, cost-effective path to fighting future extreme poverty – SDG1.

Many advances have been made over the years in the materials science, optics and applied physics needed to make holographic storage a practical, cost-effective technology.

A practical, cost-effective realisation of such a switch requires that over-subscription of the AWG cross-connect output ports be allowed, with the resulting packet contention being resolved using a packet buffering facility in the switch.

To treat the contamination, in a practical, cost-effective, and safe manner (to personnel working on the stockpiles and their ship loading activity), a non-invasive sampling and remediation strategy was designed and implemented since the location and nature of the impacted geology (rock fill) and sediment, precluded conventional ex-situ and any in-situ treatment where drilling is required.

A practical, cost-effective, and safer (to personnel by avoiding drilling and earthworks), and non-invasive sampling and remediation strategy was designed and implemented since the location and nature of the impacted geology (rock fill) and sediment, precluded conventional ex-situ and any in-situ treatment where drilling would be required.