Sentence examples for copy cost from inspiring English sources
By 1898, The Gentlewoman was pointing out in its first issue that every copy cost "nearly double the price for which it is sold".
The royalties ranged from 50 cents to $5.00 per copy cost to the student, before copying costs (usually approximately 4 cents per page).
A hardcover copy cost $5.95 and 7,500 books were printed.
For the volume rendering task on GPU2, however, copying the volume data of both structure and flow from the host to the device took 45.9 ms. The strategy to reduce this memory copy cost includes future hardware upgrades into a higher speed PCI-x16 3.0 from 2.0 host-to-device interface and a more powerful CPU.
Publish on Demand (POD) -- Pay a publisher to set up your keystrokes/computer files, to be kept and copied off (like an ebook being put onto paper) for a fee, readying it to print the first copy (cost depending on size, and complexity of what is entailed).
A paper copy costs $15.37 on Amazon's website, and will not be in stock for three weeks.Publishing has only two indispensable participants: authors and readers.
WASHINGTON — Just about anyone who has gone to a pharmacy and paid for a prescription knows that a generic copy costs much less than the brand-name drug.
"If I sell a vase for €800 and a Chinese copy costs €30, there's no competition," said Gino Seguso, the son of the late Archimede Seguso, one of the island's best-known glass maestros.
"The first copy costs the same as the last one," he explains.
The association must inform you in advance if copy costs apply.
Each additional copy costs $10.
