Sentence examples for cost output from inspiring English sources

Prices do not adjust immediately, so bringing down inflation will cost output and jobs.

The generated share images are still binary transparencies which can be directly produced by these low cost output devices.

This calculation is comparable to that reported by Nichol et al. [ 23] but provides cost output as a positive savings rather than negative costs. 1. Number of persons immunized (NPI) was calculated from the input number of individuals in the population in an age category, multiplied by the expected coverage in each age category, and totaled across all age categories.

In the paper a generalized guaranteed cost output-feedback robust gain-scheduled PID controller synthesis is presented for affine linear parameter-varying systems under polytopic model uncertainty.

In the paper a new robust guaranteed cost output-feedback gain-scheduled PID controller design technique is presented for affine linear parameter-varying systems under polytopic model uncertainty, with the assumption that the scheduled parameters are affected with absolute uncertainty.

By representing the time-delay system in the descriptor form and using a recent result on bounding of cross products of vectors, we obtain new delay-dependent sufficient conditions for the existence of the guaranteed cost output-feedback controller in terms of matrix inequalities.

All input prices and cost outputs were in Mexican pesos; prices were converted to US dollars (assuming 11.00 pesos per dollar exchange rate) after the analysis.

The elements contributing to total costs are defined including input costs, process costs and output costs.

Over the past 40 years, we've become used to the idea that recessions arise when inflation gets out of control and interest rates have to be raised high, slowing down inflation but also costing output and unemployment.

Corus Chairman Jim Leng said the deal helped to give Corus access to low-cost output and high growth market.

With capital and technology free to roam the world, the West is exporting the industrial revolution to developing lands and importing the resulting low-cost output.