Sentence examples for comparatively low-cost from inspiring English sources

Yet if the tools are comparatively low-cost, the skills needed are specialized and technical.

Its Micro Four Thirds lens mount will give videographers a new level of versatility by allowing them to attach comparatively low-cost MFT lenses that have been developed for digital still cameras.

Emerging technologies might be optimally used as a comparatively low-cost approach to increasing safety at passively protected crossings.

The simple mechanical design is accompanied by a comparatively low-cost, yet high-speed, means of independently measuring specimen strain using a fast line scan camera.

Multi-species occupancy models that allow for simultaneous assemblage- and species-level inference about occurrence and detection probabilities provide a suitable analysis framework for monitoring data, and are a comparatively low-cost approach that should prove useful especially in the regional monitoring of bats in the tropics.

T-Mobile has had a reputation for being a comparatively low-cost provider (see, for example, this analysis on one consumer blog).

Focus groups are used in a wide variety of industry settings and may be conducted at a comparatively low cost compared with other methods such as usability testing.

The comparatively low cost of living and working in Berlin also is credited with nurturing independent design.

The high strength and comparatively low cost of man-made fibre yarns has made sheer laces widely available.

The Germans have set a standard for simplicity and elegance at comparatively low cost, which many American and Japanese interior designers are trying to match.

True, the region has more than its fair share of ritzy resorts, but there are lots of places to wiggle your toes in the sand at a comparatively low cost.