Sentence examples similar to continuous costing from inspiring English sources

[Crain's New York] The city's comptroller, John C. Liu, expressed disappointment in the continuous cost to taxpayers of servicing Staten Island ferries with a history of mechanical malfunctions.

The Leeds-based chain, which operates 370 stores, said it had beaten its targets and, as a result of its continuous cost cutting, had produced profits growth higher than the increase in sales.

There, he became enamored with the ideas being promulgated by management gurus like W. Edwards Deming and companies like Toyota, which believed that companies could create processes — and a mind-set — that would allow for both continuous improvement and continuous cost reduction.

But doom can happen, especially when unrealistic promises meet dismal facts like these: a $2 billion gap in the city's $70 billion budget; huge and steadily growing pension obligations and health care costs for city workers; middling economic growth; the unexpected and continuous costs of disasters like Hurricane Sandy.

These projects required continuous costs and are difficult to perform in developing countries.

Wind energy has experienced a continuous cost reduction in the last decades.

The result is the following: Let (c Omega times Omega rightarrow mathbb R) be a continuous cost function.

Continuous cost reduction of PV will make it compatible with fossil fuel in a few years (Muneer et al. 2005).

But there is a continuous cost increase in the engineering and construction industries that cannot easily be reflected.

Meanwhile, the fractional order integral is introduced into the cost function and the GL definition is used to obtain the discrete form of the continuous cost function.

This paper discusses development and application of an expert system for reasonable cost related decision making and continuous cost management process improvement.