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Table 5 WECS cost band Wind turbine size (kW) Min.

The computed values of LCOE and PVC are based on previously listed assumptions (see 'Economic analysis of selected wind turbines' in the 'Methods' section) and the average cost values of wind turbine bands shown in Table3 (wind turbine cost band).

Dissaving (at any level) was associated with extreme costs in Bangalore, but the relationship between dissaving and cost band was not significant in other locations.

This difference was largely due to dissaving rates in the low cost band, which were lower in Bangalore (19 %, vs 50%% in Bangladesh and 49%% in Tanzania).

The difference in mean income between those reporting 'low' versus 'extreme' costs in the Bangalore dataset was only 20%% (Table  3), and the relationship between income and cost band was not statistically significant (p = 0.13).

HubSpot CEO Brian Halligan swung by TechCrunch this morning, and noted that the pricing of Sidekick is inside normal industry cost bands.

It costs bands a ton of money to go on tour, though, so it's nice when venues don't take too much out of the band's pockets on merchandise and hope that the audience they attract is enough to pay the bills.

For instance there was the time Nairobi police showed up at a party at Mr. Eagleson's apartment and discovered an uninvited guest had some marijuana cigarettes, an incident that cost the band roughly $10,000 to keep the members out of jail.

The proposed antenna is an excellent candidate for integrated low cost K band and even higher frequency systems.

Among AOPs, TiO2 has been widely used because of its various merits such as low toxigenicity, relative low cost, favorable band gap energy, high chemical stability and activity [37].

The heap profile Figure 7 showed that the memory consumption of 80K is very moderate and we find that the memory consumption related to serialization cost (the band labelled as "PINNED") is the most prominent feature.