Sentence examples for a standard cost from inspiring English sources

Costs were measured by assigning a standard cost to time, plus other travel expenses.

Product cost estimates will not have the five- and six-digit precision reported by a standard cost system.

The first term was an estimate of the prediction error (a standard cost function of the predictive neural net), whereas the second term was a regularization term equal to the weighted sum of the squared norms of the transform matrixes.

A standard COST Action is based on an official Memorandum of Understanding and it frequently consists of a standard range of collaborative activities such as meetings, conferences, short-term research exchanges (missions) and some outreach activities.

Using a standard cost of $25 per thousand viewers, which is generally charged by broadcast companies for a 30 second ad on prime time television in the United States (a value cheaper than Japan and more expensive than Brazil) FIFA has the potential to generate $23 billion in revenues from TV ads, billboards, and sponsorships in a month.

They have not received an increase in the past 12 years (with the exception of a standard cost of living increase).

Our 6 alternative models ranged from a standard cost-prediction model with 4 variables (ie, traditional model features), to our largest enhanced model with 1053 non-traditional model features.

A standard cost-benefit analysis or cost-effectiveness analysis could not be conducted in this case due to the absence of information on health-related outcomes.

The point estimate from a standard cost-effectiveness analysis showed that rate-control was less costly, suggesting that it was the preferred treatment option among patients similar to those enrolled in AFFIRM [ 12].

To identify cells that produced similar spike-trains in response to step current injections (as presented in Figure 8) we used a standard cost-based metric of spike-train similarity (Victor and Purpura, 1996, 1997) with a cost of 0.1/ms for spike-timing adjustments; this procedure is sensitive to both number of spikes and their latencies.

The UKROC programme also collates data on service costs, according to a standard costing model again described elsewhere [ 8].