Sentence examples for cost roll from inspiring English sources

And then, when I finally do, at no small personal cost, roll out of bed, drag myself down to the nearest polling booth (whatever one of those is) and put a cross in a box, I am vilified again, this time for putting it in the wrong box, and warned of the savage consequences of a decision I never wanted to make in the first place.

The guidance was in spite of disruption caused by "supply chain issues", as well as problems with turbine blades on the new Trent 1000 engines that have grounded multiple Boeing 787 planes and that will cost Rolls-Royce billions of pounds.

The power conversion efficiency (PCE) of about 5.6% is been reported for the photovoltaic device and this outcome indicates that these spray coating method can be a feasible technique when compared with other high-cost vacuum deposition techniques for mass production and low-cost roll to roll based fabrication.

Their major advantage is the possibility to produce them by solvent based deposition in a cost efficient roll to roll (R2R) process.

The long-term goal is to fabricate the device using conventional low-cost roll-to-roll printing.

G24 Innovations says that it uses a low-cost, roll-to-roll process to make its flexible solar modules, which produce 0.5 watts of power under direct sunlight.

The method, say the researchers, could be used to mass-produce flexible conductive circuits, and one day lead to low-cost, roll-up displays, radio-frequency identification tags for tracking goods, and gas sensors.

He estimates that those costs, rolled together, eat up as much as 3percentt of the average fund's assets every year.

Let's assume your cost per roll is $15.00: (Cost per roll ÷ Wrapped pallets per roll from Step 6) = Cost per finished pallet.

Based on the average number of people starting at a UK university in 2012 (N = 1,565) [ 12] the per-person cost to roll out U@Uni to another university was estimated to be £19.16 (the per-person cost to roll out to all UK universities was very similar = £20.64).

If interest rates climbed even a tenth of a percentage point, the added cost to roll over the debt would be an extra $500 million a year.