Sentence examples for cost of a network from inspiring English sources

For a tenth of the cost of a network drama, reality TV's repetitive formulas serve horror, humor, and overwrought emotion to tens of millions.

The resulting network cost provides a lower bound on the cost of a network that permits wavelength routing.

A case study of the Maseru district of Lesotho put the cost of a network of 50 base-stations and 150 drones at $900,000, compared with $1m for a 2km, one-lane road.

The optimization of the combined cost of a network of local cost functions federates a variety of famous problems including CSP, SAT and Max-SAT but also optimization in stochastic variants such as Markov Random Fields and Bayesian networks.

The company recently signed a roughly $15 billion deal with Sprint to share the cost of a network expansion, a move that would allow LightSquared to piggyback on the company's infrastructure while defraying the cost both would incur to revamp or create a new network alone.

In this paper, the SWS formulation is used for the generation of an initial network after which its objective function is modified to include the correction factors that force its objective function towards the cost of a network whose individual exchangers are designed using methods such as Bell Delaware and heuristics.

Sharing deals may be too expensive, and the initial cost of a network-sharing deal can be daunting; hence, operators without a comfortable margin of funds to make the necessary investment are likely to assume that they simply cannot afford to participate in such operation.

It poses these risks while failing to address market barriers identified by respondents--such as the cost of building a network of local providers and the cost of delivering care in different states and regions.

Results show that the operational costs of a network increase dramatically as the number of deployed pico sites increase.

The networks declined to say how much they spent on the booths this year, but one news executive said the overall cost to a network of covering a convention runs as high as $5 million.

But some satellite experts questioned whether the service could be offered at rates low enough to attract the number of urban subscribers necessary to effectively subsidize the cost of building a network for rural areas.