Sentence examples similar to cost scaled down from inspiring English sources

Existing reforming technology used in large-scale manufacturing operations, such as ammonia synthesis, is cost prohibitive when scaled down to the size of these small systems.

There are other mega-projects on the way -- the reconstruction of a giant theater in Novosibirsk; the restoration of the Moscow Conservatory, scheduled for 2003; and a long-discussed, much-maligned three-year renovation of the Bolshoi Theater, now scheduled to begin at the end of next year and to cost an only slightly scaled down $170 million.

It's a vicious circle: as sales decline, production is scaled down, costs increase and prices rise.

Labour supporters of a full Trident replacement believe it would be wrong to opt for a scaled down version on cost grounds alone, since it could leave the party open to Tory claims at the 2015 election that it is "soft" on defence.

The basic scenario examines the costs and outcomes of a substantially scaled down version of the intervention.

An explicit dynamic analysis is carried out and the real fire time is scaled down to save the computational cost.

But plans have been repeatedly scaled down due to planning difficulties and cost issues.

At present, a scaled down version of the original project is expected to be operational in 1999 at a cost of US$17 million (exclusive of FAO staff costs).

We have scaled down.

"The store is scaled down," he said.

"Expectations are being scaled down".