Sentence examples for cost section from inspiring English sources

All suggest that antitrust authorities should be much more sceptical about mergers that claim to be justified because of economies of scale.Sources"Tall Buildings, A Strategic Design Guide – Cost Section" and "The Economics of High Rise", by Steve Watts and Neal Kalita, Davis Langdon Tall Buildings Research.

The Pareto-Search Algorithm component initially interacts with the Parameters Tuning component in order to adjust the map-buffer related parameters to minimize the I/O cost (Section 4.4).

The treatments provided were recorded in the cost section.

In this way SISMA drastically reduces the number of intermediate structured motifs generated and usually avoids out-of-memory failures at the price of a moderate slowdown (see the Computational cost section).

Discounts for Terms Taken such as "2% 10 Days, Net 30" is deducted only if the full cost is shown in Beginning Inventory (you don't want to double count the discounts taken -- some companies show it in the Finance section, rather than the Cost section, since it is a Cash Flow managerial decision).

Cost comparisons of sections stabilized with different percentage and type of additives showed that CKD-stabilization provides economically low cost sections as compared to lime- and CFA-stabilized sections.

Irreplaceability and replacement cost (Sections III.11, 12; Pressey et al., 1993, 1994; Ferrier et al., 2000; Cabeza & Moilanen, 2006) are operational measures that, heuristically expressed, aim to express how important an area is for conservation.

Section I provides an overview of disease transmission risks from the built environment and related costs, section II presents a broad view of design and master planning, and section III addresses the detailed design strategies for infection prevention specifically addressed in the 2010 Facility Guidelines Institute edition.

As mentioned in 5D BIM Model Relationship Creation (Object-Task-Cost) section, resource assignment is selected in this study to create 5D BIM models of OOGP decommissioning.

World Bank economist Colin Xu and his colleagues suggest looking at the ETC, or entertainment and travel costs, section of a firm's balance sheet.

In the rest of this section we provide the following evaluation results for the four deployments described above: execution times (Section 6.1), expected monetary deployment costs (Section 6.2), and scalability under varying load (Section 6.3).