Besides, ceramics allow the use of cheap backings like glass fiber or standard armored metals (steel, aluminum) and therefore, result in relatively cheap concepts.
On the other hand steels with a cheap alloying concept are used successfully in combination with the press hardening technology.
The cam business, a kind of digital-era peep show, has been around for a few years, but as the technology has become better and cheaper, the concept of camming is proving well more than passing: it has created a money-making opportunity in a pornography business eroded by the distribution of free sexual content on the Internet.
Looking into the drawers of engineers in Japan and Germany, there are more superior, more efficient and much cheaper tested concepts.
Then there are the various psychological marketing ploys, the creation, for example, of what Ms. Ruppel Shell calls "cheap chic," the concept that made the furniture retailer Ikea, about which Ms. Ruppel Shell is very critical, a global brand, with stores in 52 countries.
Despite great progress in current genotyping developments which allow intensive genotyping at cheap prices, the concept of tag SNP selection is more and more significant due to exploded genotyping data.
Our bounds are achieved by Cheap-Greedy algorithms for αk(G) which are designed by the concept of cheap sets.
When BAe shifted production to Nottingham, they took the concept of cheap, mass-produced guns to its logical conclusion.
"This is somewhat a radical idea, to use coding - or even the concept of cheap computing - in a refugee population," Cranwell-Ward explained.
"We didn't change the thermal technology itself — you can't change physics — we are just the first to put this advanced technology of thermal separation into a very tiny, cheap and reliable modular concept".
