Sentence examples for cost placement from inspiring English sources

Further, we address a constrained variant of the above problem, in which we seek to determine the minimum cost placement configuration, among all possible input/output placement configurations that ensures structural controllability/observability, with the lowest number of directly actuated/measured state variables.

Yet there is increasing evidence that for children's and adult services, autism underpins high-cost placements, admissions to costly secure beds, "challenging behaviour", transitions and safeguarding.

For example, the study towards coordinated planning has been undertaken in the United States [55, 56], and some common problems related to the development of natural gas and electricity networks (operation costs, network expansion costs, optimal placement of gas-fired generation plants) have been analyzed in Europe [57].

Figures from the Personal Social Services Research Unit reveal that the annual cost of placement in a private children's home is £4000 per week, whereas local authority care costs £3000 (by comparison a foster care placement costs £637).

Third, the use of pumps to move liquid concrete to the upper floors of tall buildings substantially reduced the cost of placement.

£2,964 is the average cost of placement in a council-run home per week; private/voluntary homes average £2,907 14.7 is the average age of a children's home resident; 75% are aged between 14 and 17 5,220 children were living in children's homes as of end of March 2014 Source: DfE children's homes data pack December 2014.

So that dashed any concern about cost or placement of the solar unit.

A cost sensor placement is finally proposed to improve the observability.

Everyone went to college and didn't pay attention to any of the pertinent details such as how much it would cost, job placement percentages or the evolution of the job market and the role technology would play.

4 6 The Xpert MTB/RIF assay is more sensitive than sputum smear microscopy, 9 but the assay's high cost and placement in centralised reference laboratories has reduced its potential clinical impact.

Inspectors found that pressure on their budgets is increasing due to the high cost of placements and scarcity of specialist resources.