Sentence examples for cost of linking from inspiring English sources

The core dispute is over the cost of linking calls from Telmex's local lines to the competitors' long-distance networks.

And on the East Side, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, which owns the Long Island Rail Road, has approved $1.5 billion in its 2000-2004 caplanl plan to cover about half the estimated cost of linking L.I.R.R. tracks to Grand Central Terminal by 2010.

The cost of linking them to the mainland and the national grid is very high, but they have such big potential for wind and marine power that there's a case for providing a business incentive for doing so.

It is relatively close to the city which would mean that the cost of linking the airport to the city's transportation system would be minimal.

For other telephone companies, the agreement will lower the costs of linking up with N.T.T. by an average of 35percentt in two years and by at least 40percentt over three years, said Charlene Barshefsky, the United States trade representative.

The costs of linking customers with the public switched telephone network have been ill-defined as costs common to all telecommunications services, argued Alfred E. Kahn and William B. Shew here in 1987.

The Wissenschaftsrat, Germany's scientific advisory council, estimated the costs of linking all German universities to a single network at DM 1.5 billion to 3 billion.

What are the benefits and costs of linked services, including costs and cost-effectiveness?

Moreover, the effect of the total cost of link-adding is investigated.

Our heuristic exploits the Interior Gateway Protocol Weight Optimization (IGP-WO) algorithm for optimizing the OSPF link weights so as to minimize the total cost of link utilization.

In the multi-source Weber problem, the location of a fixed number of concentrators, and the allocation of terminals to them, must be chosen to minimize the total cost of links between terminals and concentrators.