Sentence examples for changeover costs from inspiring English sources

It accepts there may be some changeover costs, but that over the longer term the benefits outweigh the costs.

For example, if intermediaries are already well into their own design cycle, the focal firm can delay its own development or pay changeover costs.

Efficient companies love long production runs that avoid constant changeover costs and quality snags.

The hosting arrangement also creates huge barriers to entry driving up changeover costs.

Furthermore, changeover cost and changeover time while switching from one product to the other are taken into account.

Time-of-use electricity price and unit changeover cost are incorporated into the problem model.

The second cost measure is the changeover cost, in which the cost of traversing a vertex by using two specific incident edges is paid only once regardless of the number of paths traversing it.

In the minimum changeover cost arborescence (MinCCA) problem, we seek a spanning tree of an edge-colored graph, in which the sum of reload costs of all internal vertices, starting from a given root, is minimized.

In addition, there is no changeover cost for performing different operations by a machine.

The changeover, which cost $2.4 million, was completed in early October as 2,200 students began the academic year.

Great Britain's sprint relay woes continued as another baton changeover mistake cost them a place in the 4x100 metres final at the Olympic Stadium.