An R-rated adaption of Halo, costing nearly five-times what District 9 cost (and with probably an extra $50-100 50-100 millionketing expenses), probably would not have opened all that marketingexpensesthe $37 million that this cheaprobablyio pickup ending up grossing.
In addition, we consider a new cost input, namely, the cost of adaption, corresponding to the days a customer would need an alternative form of transportation, as the EV would not have sufficient range on those days.
Additionally, the local adaption was associated with higher costs compared to national guidelines.
where apm∈ 0,1) is the price adaption parameter.
In order to pursue simple, high-performance and cost-effective production, the development of high-performance/low-cost materials and their adaption into the silicon solar cell fabrication process is crucial.
With the developed measurement system, the in-field load measurements are performed and the results showed the system has satisfactory accuracy and good adaption, convenient operation, high integration, low cost and great practicality to load measurement of large wind turbine.
Though there may be this adaption to more tolerant zooxanthellae, there will be costs in communal layout and output.
PACCM adopts the 'ingredients approach' (Johns et al. 2003) and began as an adaption of the WHO's Mother-Baby Package costing spreadsheet (Weissman et al. 1999).
Reaching Out and Preventing Increases in Diabetes (RAPID) is a community-based randomized trial evaluating the comparative costs and effectiveness of a group-based adaption of the DPP lifestyle intervention developed and implemented in partnership with the YMCA.
The transformation of electricity network users from passive to active agents, as a result of decreasing costs of distributed energy resources, requires several adaptions, one of which is revising the distribution network charges.
