Sentence examples for cost footprint from inspiring English sources

"We've got to move faster in addressing some tough cost challenges like health care in the United States and our overcapacity and high cost footprint in Europe," he added in a separate statement.

For the proposed selection criteria, an attribute is defined as one of the parameters considered in the evaluation of the system (e.g., cost, footprint, emission, perceptions, and safety).

Notice that the cost, footprint, and emission scores of a technology in subset (1) 'Transportation' are already included in a mobilization part of technologies within other subsets.

In summary, LOC250 rig, UBD, and MPD, which can reduce the total drilling time causing the reduction of cost, footprint, and emissions, are most likely to be selected as components of optimal drilling systems when following the causal approach.

Each attribute has an attribute scale used to score the technology on how well it meets the objective for this attribute (e.g., minimization of cost, footprint, and emissions and maximization of positive perceptions and safety value).

The addition of individual scores is used for attributes such as cost, footprint, and emissions as indicated in Equation 1, while the minimum score is selected for attributes such as perceptions and safety as indicated in Equation 2.

The choice between axial and radial flow will be based on cost price, footprint and packing characteristics.

Accordingly, besides the system cost and footprint are drastically saved, working expenses are much saved.

This may significantly reduce the cost and footprint of city level wastewater treatment plants being planned.

It means that if gyroscope data are available with reasonable cost and footprint, they can be added to the model.

The suitability of the technology was also assessed through comparison of cost, carbon footprint and land area relative to alternative upgrading options.