The cost for operating the 200-foot supporting research ship required for the launch and recovery of their submarines was more than $40,000 per day.
As part of the agreement, Mr. Lichter said he had to promise to ensure that Goodyear's cost for operating the new building would not exceed the cost of operating the obsolete headquarters that it was replacing.
The investment cost for turbomachinery and the operating cost for electricity are also shown, in this particular case, to be more important than the membrane investment and replacement costs over the lifetime of the membrane capture plant.
An average yearly cost was estimated from the total capital and operational costs estimated over the 3-year period, and from this we computed an hourly cost for operating the cluster, which was divided by the number of CPUs in the cluster to estimate the per-CPU/per-hour cost of operating the local cluster.
In contrast to previous studies, two different types of cost were manipulated in a full factorial design: First, the costs for walking between the operating areas were varied by using two arrangements with different walking distances ("near" and "far" conditions).
It means the safety camera programme is self-funded, the revenues of fines collected covering the costs for operating the cameras managed by each local partnership.
At the Cristo Rey school in Chicago, families pay $2,200 tuition, the lowest in the archdiocese, but 74percentt of the operating cost for the college preparatory program is paid for by the outside jobs.
As shown in (24), the real-time adjustment model includes two parts as for the operating costs: AC area adjustment costs and DC area adjustment costs.
Hourly penalty cost for operating in the out-of-control state.
Depreciation -- the decreased value of something because of wear and tear -- has never been a factor in accounting for the operating cost of the Concorde, as it is for other aircraft.
Ms. Regnante lauded the program as an example of "how housing can become attainable from an affordability standpoint for the operating cost of the home," while leaving homeowners with enough to also afford food, prescriptions and clothes.
