Sentence examples for cost of efficiency from inspiring English sources

The performance of a classifier is measured through its effectiveness at the cost of efficiency.

It has long been recognized that provision of insurance may come at the cost of efficiency.

A linear amplifier preserves the shape of the input signal, usually at the cost of efficiency.

The usual solution is to randomize on a cluster level, but at the cost of efficiency and more importantly, this may introduce selection bias.

In a TDMA standard such as DECT, low bit-rate transmission is feasible either at the cost of efficiency (shorter slots with fixed overhead per slot) or increased latency (longer frames).

In the event of an economic shock, the government can always mobilize the massive stock of household bank deposits to finance investment and growth; and it can always instruct the SOEs and state banks to implement these growth-promoting policies at the cost of efficiency.

Instead of benefiting from the market, many in the United States, particularly those holding mid-level skill jobs that can be performed at lower cost overseas, are paying the costs of efficiency — the victims, in effect, of creative destruction.

While business is all about improving efficiency, what often gets muted is the cost of that efficiency.

The scheme sees homeowners take out loans with private companies, attached to their property, to cover the cost of energy efficiency improvements such as new boilers and insulation.

For other property owners — those who may not be able to afford the up-front cost of energy efficiency renovations — programs are cropping up to help.

Scottish Power blamed the price hike on increased costs, especially for transporting gas and electricity to customers' homes and the cost of energy efficiency programmes.