Sentence examples for cost of display from inspiring English sources

And obviously it's brilliant work in terms of software engineering, it's the cost of chipsets, it's the cost of memory, it's the cost of display, it's innovation and how we manufacture the devices, all of those things come together to take it lower and lower.

We suggest that flags (visual signals) should be large and lightweight to minimize the cost of display.

In an arrangement that is commonplace in the cosmetics industry but is new in the toy business, some 25 manufacturers are sharing in the cost of displays like the two-story Barbie-doll town house.

The reason for the bloodbath is simple: advertisers are not willing to pay enough for web ads to support the cost of displaying them.To see why, consider a credit-card firm that wants to find customers online.

For this reason, current social states can be far more fragile than is generally thought--as small shocks to publicly endorsed norms and roles decrease the cost of displaying deviant norms, and rapidly bring about large-scale changes in publicly displayed judgment and desires.

Folstad and Karter (1992) proposed the Immunocompetence Handicap Hypothesis (IHH) whereby testosterone-dependent ornaments reliably signal health and parasite resistance because testosterone enhances ornamentation but impairs immune function, so only individuals of high genetic quality can endure the cost of displaying large ornaments.

The fund would pay the annual costs of displaying and maintaining the collection on Fisk's campus, he said.

The cash-strapped council believes it can raise up to £20m, and save the maintenance, security and insurance costs of displaying it.

The rest is to be placed in an endowment fund and used solely for the costs of displaying and maintaining the art.

Tunability for full color in a single pixel will increase resolution and brightness, and decrease processing/fabrication costs of displays.

Darwin (1874) explained this through a process of 'inheritance' and Lande (1980) demonstrated that despite costs of displaying the trait, female expression may be maintained through genetic associations between the sexes.