Sentence examples for cost demonstration from inspiring English sources

A key component of this cost demonstration target is the use of a techno-economic (TE) model of lignocellulosic ethanol production [ 1].

The CubeSail mission is a low-cost demonstration of the UltraSail solar sailing concept (Burton et al., 2005; Botter et al., 2006; Hargens-Rysanek, 2006; Pukniel, 2009), using two near-identical CubeSat satellites to deploy a 260 m-long, 20 m2 reflecting film.

CubeSats were initially envisioned primarily as educational tools or low cost technology demonstration platforms that could be developed and launched within one or two years.

Some advertising clients are participating in the cost of the demonstration, Mr. Loftus said, but Nielsen is footing most of the bill.

The cost of this demonstration was a distinction between reality-as-known-by-us and things as they are "in themselves," which we cannot know.

At the height of the student strike, it was revealed that each demonstration cost Montr​eal police $7.3 million in overtime pay during spring 2012 and currently the City of Montreal is pa​ying $110,000 to outsource defense against Villeneuve's challenge to P-6.

The assessments of five additional cases quantify how additional costs associated with demonstration projects and higher membrane module costs can significantly increase the selectivities and permeances required to compete with MEA based capture.

"Even demonstrations cost millions," he said.

Assumptions related to cold chain and personnel were not separately costed for the demonstration scenario, but instead based upon published analyses which built upon experience with existing vaccines (e.g. DTP-HepB-Hib) [ 42, 44].

The panel assigned by the NIH was particularly concerned that the adoption of the IADPSG criteria would increase the prevalence of GDM, and the corresponding costs without clear demonstration of improvements in the most clinically important health and patient-centered outcomes.

The demonstration's costs were higher than the costs of comparable telemedicine programs ($415 to $1,830 per participant per year) that served people with diabetes, used televisits with nurse case managers and in-home visits, and had the "potential to effect costs savings" (3, 4).