Sentence examples for cost enhanced from inspiring English sources
Electromechanical actuators (EMAs) are becoming increasingly attractive in the field of more electric aircraft because of their outstanding benefits, which include reduced fuel burn and maintenance cost, enhanced system flexibility, and improved management of fault detection and isolation.
In the case of online businesses, those involved are deliberately seeking to leverage the flexibility of the online environment to provide novel value to their customers, often through lower cost, enhanced choice, rapid fulfilment, increased socialisation or combinations of these (e.g. Zhang et al., 2014; Shin, 2014).
The non-aqueous phase should be selected based on its cost, enhanced partitioning properties towards the target compound(s), immiscibility, viscosity, volatility, safety, non-toxicity, and non-biodegradability.
New sensor devices for eye and kinetic commands that have recently been developed offer greater sophistication at low cost, enhancing the potential of this human computer interaction [1].
This web-based machining parameter selection system for agile turning can shorten the product life cycle cost, enhance the product quality, and decrease the product lead-time significantly.
The customer savings from the grid improvement alone would easily outstrip the total cost, enhance national competitiveness, clean the environment and protect the climate.
It also has a short band of aerobic "red muscle" along each side, which can contract independently of the regular "white muscle" at a lower energy cost, enhancing the shark's stamina.
These references to older productions, in addition to cutting costs, enhanced the cult status of the film.
The troubled iPad initiative — with students accessing forbidden sites and officials misstating costs — enhanced a portrait of Deasy as the big-picture advocate who was too passionate, or distracted, to attend to details.
Decreasing costs, enhanced data output and improved protocols now make this technology the method of choice for some aspects of public health microbiology.
The transfer process can be facilitated by integration of services, potential saved costs, enhanced client-provider communication and the fact that the HIV and NCD demographics are merging – services will be provided to an overlapping group of clients.
