Sentence examples for cost in which from inspiring English sources

There is a literal cost in which parts of the body turn to iron, starting with the hands.

The lower level chooses the optimal route based on considering the generalized travel cost in which both travel time and credit charging for using the link are involved.

In contrast, for large industry size, there is a wide region of cost in which the efficient network is not stable.

Another of Knight's important contributions to economics was his 1924 article "Fallacies in the Interpretation of Social Cost," in which he challenged A.C. Pigou's view that traffic congestion justified the taxation of roads.

"This was a tunnel that benefited New Jersey, for which New Jersey had a small share of the cost, in which we had the ability to negotiate cost overruns," he said.

A computational algorithm is developed to evaluate the system reliability and expected mission cost, in which a discrete approximation approach and a technique of interval universal generating function are used.

Both process and job-order costing methods can also be adapted to variable costing in which only variable manufacturing costs are included in product cost.

Improving the amount of power each solar cell generates lowers materials costs, solar module manufacturing costs (in which cells are assembled into solar panels), and installation costs.

The origin of money is a market-led response to barter costs, in which the best money is that which minimises the costs of trade.

A similar methodology was followed for reproduction costs, in which egg number and size, and female survival were measured as response variables.

So if I don't reveal then the other side might think that I have high costs in which case they're actually going to increase their production and hurt me.