In reality, due to different reasons (availability, costs, manpower, different analysis from the same sample, size and time resolution, etc) in many networks and field studies a high variability of methods for aerosol characterisation is used and often those experimental figures will be used for statistical interpretations.
The operation costs are annual costs of manpower, overhead and fuel involved in the operation of the facility.
Law enforcement officials said putting armed officers in the nation's 99,000 schools was unrealistic because of the enormous cost and manpower needed.
Adding a new production shift, she said, "would mean such a high cost of manpower that we would not be able to compete".
The number of returnees, and the cost and manpower involved in following someone 24 hours a day, makes it almost impossible for the government to follow even those they know have spent time with extremist groups overseas.
Thünen also was possibly the first economist to point out that the draft makes the military's cost of manpower artificially low and thereby encourages a government to sacrifice the lives of its own citizens.
The agency did, however, move to tighten up its procedures after investigators found its Office of Public Affairs (OPA), which is charged with dealing with the media and general public, did not keep proper records of its contact with Hollywood and had not taken into consideration the cost of manpower of its work with film-makers.
However, the cost and manpower for harvesting and culturing the cells was too burdensome.
Sampling survey technique is introduced to improve the local vulnerability data with lower cost and manpower.
While significant cost and manpower savings are projected, many issues remain to be solved before ACE can be viewed as a mainstream technology.
