Sentence examples for cost corner from inspiring English sources

Nanoapertures are also produced by a low cost, corner lithography technique in which isotropic thinning generates a nitride nanodot which is removed to form a nanoscale opening.

For the new image, we apply Harris corner detector and to decrease the computational cost; corners with distance from the center of image is less than 190 pixels are used.

This method is robust to the rotation but with the cost of corner information loss.

There's no doubt its lower cost means corners get cut on print quality.

As the criminal wage rate is in general small compared to the legal wage rate for most property crimes, and if we consider that for most people the criminal wage further decreases by psychological costs, the corner solution where someone allocates all his time in legal actions is highly likely.

It cost him a corner and the corner almost cost England a goal.

Booth said a nose and wing assembly costs £47,936, or $73,730; a rear corner costs £71,678 and a front corner costs £66,742.

The more costs and corners they cut, the more profitable their business will be.

Singer went on to express serious doubts that such farms could be practical on a large scale, since the pressures of the marketplace will lead their owners to cut costs and corners at the expense of the animals.

So, if the merger between GrubHub and Seamless is about growth rather than cutting costs (or corners), then scale helps explain it.

The top engine category in MotoGP increased from 500cc to 990cc in 2002, but was reduced to 800cc in 2007 in a bid to reduce costs and cornering speeds.