Sentence examples for cost interpreted from inspiring English sources

Two objective criteria are identified for a performance-based seismic design: minimizing structural cost (interpreted as weight) is one; the other concerns minimizing earthquake damage with respect to the maximum hysteretic energy capacity of the structure.

Resource costs are interpreted as opportunity costs of water use arising from water scarcity.

The model exploits pseudo-Boolean functions both to express the constraints and to define the cost function, interpreted as energy of a neural network.

There will be multiple optional paths between the requester and helper, among which we define an optimal path θ o as the one with minimum link cost, as interpreted in Equation 9. Accordingly, we name the single relay scheme using an optimal path θ o as the optimal single relay scheme.

Misunderstanding of recurrent costs: recurrent costs are often interpreted as costs that are the same in every year of the project life, such as project staff and office costs in the project management units.

1) Cost of historical data 2) Cost of interpreting historical data 3) Processing power restrictions.

It's the cost of interpreting the results, which can run to $15,000.

When we make a measurement and determine a cost, we interpret this as a sample of this process C X) with some associated uncertainty U X).

(The $1,000 typically includes just the DNA reading, though, not the cost of interpreting the mass of sequence data to look for medical issues).

"Even if sequencing were to be free, it can't solve all the challenges man faces in terms of healthcare because there's still a significant cost to interpret the data.

However, Lin et al. (2013) demonstrated that there is a processing cost to interpreting color-coding systems (even with clear labels) if they do not correspond to people's predictions for how colors should map onto concepts.