Sentence examples for cost is built from inspiring English sources
One reason for the much higher Pentagon forecasts is that the cost is built up to include every contingency, including projecting inflation over the whole production cycle.In other words, the Pentagon and its contractor calculate future costs in completely different ways.
Next, the integral design model of connectors while considering friction reduction, tubular centricity and cost is built.
And to profitably grow is really important, because all of the cost is built into the design of the new cars, just like with a new airplane.
However, some house owners now provide boreholes for their tenants and the cost is built into the rent which the tenants can conveniently pay.
The depth (distance cost) is built conventionally as in other gradient-based routing protocols that find the shortest paths for packets.
"As long as the maturities are spread out, and the interest cost is built into our content budgets, we think long-term debt is the best way for Netflix to finance the production of content".
This lopsided distribution of costs is built upon a distorted narrative: profligate governments from Europe's less responsible nations spent beyond their means and now can't repay their debt.
A solar powered dryer designed to be completely independent of fuel and electricity costs is built.
The costs are built into the agency's National Traffic Information Service contract, let last September to a joint venture between Mouchel and Thales.
Most of the pixel-based matching costs are built on the brightness constancy assumption and include absolute differences (AD), squared differences (SD), sampling insensitive absolute differences of Birchfield and Tomasi (BT), or truncated costs [10].
Accordingly, the agency has promised to increase postdoctoral and grad student stipends; and has endorsed "the concept that post-doctoral trainees should be converted to non-training staff or faculty positions at the earliest practical opportunity... with appropriate levels of income and benefits... [and] that such costs be built into future competing applications 8".
