The phrase "a storage cost" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing expenses related to storing goods, data, or materials in various contexts, such as business, logistics, or data management.
Example: "The company needs to account for a storage cost in its budget to ensure all expenses are covered."
Alternatives: "a storage fee" or "a warehousing charge".
The optimized scheme is better than the preliminary scheme for reducing runoff and pollutant loads under a given storage cost.
Protecting the piles with some cover incurred more cost than it saved, resulting in a higher storage cost per unit energy.
In addition, the PGD solution has a low storage cost, providing interesting development of parametric solutions for real-time applications of energy management in buildings.
The given data set is divided into sub-groups and stored separately incurring an additional storage cost shown in ( S_{3} left( n right) ).
Compared with other existing SE protocols, our proposed SE protocol incurs lower computation cost at the expense of a slightly higher storage cost (which is less of an issue, considering the decreasing costs of storage).
As an example of storage cost, to store a 200-element DAISY feature vector in double-precision floating-point format for each pixel of a pair of high definition images of size 1920×1080 pixels, we need approximately (2×1920×1080×8×200)/10243≈6.18 GB of storage.
Such an abstraction initially requires a significant communication and storage cost and has a rather large overhead.
The SISYPHUS storage manager is based on a chunk-based data model that enables the hierarchical clustering of data with a very low storage cost.
The architecture employs a novel-addressing scheme that significantly reduces the memory access overhead and makes explicit the data parallelism at a low temporal storage cost.
In case of wet wastes and wastewater it is possible to reduce their volume and as a result the transportation and storage cost by using a drying process.
