Sentence examples for cost contribution from inspiring English sources

The dispute relates only to operating cost contribution, but Eurotunnel will argue that both SNCF and BR agreed to a a guaranteed minimum until December 2006.

For all cases, the cost contribution of membranes and other auxiliary equipment is estimated not to exceed 20% of the total costs.

For high concentration ratios (500× and higher) the use of high-efficiency III V solar cells is very promising and can provide reduced cell cost contribution to the cost of an installation.

This paper studied the humidity management of the air to and from the dry room to understand the impact of design and operating parameters on the energy demand and the cost contribution towards the battery manufacturing cost.

Using the proposed model, we can (i) identify the optimal system configuration and operation strategies such as the required membrane area, the number of stages, recycle strategies, and utility consumption; and (ii) analyze the cost contribution and major cost drivers that have effects on the system configuration and economics.

Some solutions had to be considered to improve the enzyme efficiency for fine hydrolysis process because of the cost contribution of enzyme to sugar conversion from lignocellulosics (Klein-Marcuschamer et al. 2012).

A detailed account of cost contributions is presented for the 2,100 ton DS/day capacity plant.

We provide some conceptual and numerical comparison of the various cost contributions to each random field simulation method.

Thus, the cost contributions of individual components within the system are quantified and the cost formation process is revealed.

It is thus vital that pension schemes account not just for the cash cost (contributions received, benefits paid out) on an annual basis, but for the long-term promise.

Therefore, a comprehensive analysis of the process in terms of suitable reactor temperatures was performed based on a multi-objective function addressing important cost contributions in the integrated process (i.e. enzyme, desorbent, solid phase, substrate).