The phrase "arrivals cost" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to the costs associated with arrivals, such as at an airport or event, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The arrivals cost for the event was higher than expected due to additional services."
Alternatives: "cost of arrivals" or "arrival expenses".
Ms. Geller said that the advertisements — intended to be displayed beside actual clocks, not the countdown clocks that predict train arrivals — cost roughly $320 each for a four-week placement — about $70,000 for all the clocks.
This brings the total number of cities serviced by Prime Now — where two-hour deliveries are free, and one-hour arrivals cost $7.99 — up to four, after Baltimore and Miami were added last week, and New York launched in December 2014.
Secondly, we derive a numerically efficient arrival cost update scheme based on one single QR-factorization.
The proposed instrument is a measure of the arrival cost of labor inspectors to the firms.
As expected, an increase in the measure of arrival cost reduces the degree of enforcement.
Second, the proposed approach provides another option to compromise the effects of errors in arrival cost approximations and can be used together with different arrival cost approximation techniques to further improve the state estimate.
With a wider network, a higher geographic dispersion of firms is expected, increasing the arrival cost in terms of money and time.11 The arrival cost is also affected by the traffic in the road network in each province.
The extension of the road network in each province provides a measure of the arrival cost to the firms.
The essential arrival cost in the MHE problem formulation is approximated by the filtering scheme and its covariance matrix is updated by extended Kalman filter (EKF) method.
Through an extensive set of real robot experiments, we demonstrate the robustness of our method as well as the optimality of the arrival cost function.
The arrival cost is defined as the logarithm of the number of per capita crossing vehicles per kilometer of the ratio territory-province roads.
