Sentence examples for cost simulation from inspiring English sources
These codec adaptation schemes and policies have been evaluated through a C++ simulator, developed from scratch using the COST simulation toolkit [31].
A cost simulation model was constructed to compare this strategy with usual care.
In order to evaluate an effect of intended service life on repair cost, cost simulation is performed with increasing maintenance-free period (T1) to three times.
Even though the use of dynamical downscaling has become easier, it continues to be an extremely demanding method that requires considerable computational cost, simulation time, and output storage.
The cost simulation approach offers a simplified decision tool for fairly assessing construction cost and uncertainties based on the experienced judgment of project managers.
Obviously this number is very speculative and comparability of this finding with the results of an American cost simulation estimating the costs per QALY for establishing an emergency medical services-based strategy of routine transfer PCI therefore limited.
But cost simulations with ionic integrated RF seem to be less expensive, especially as these results are not taking into account human costs.
Cost simulations with bicarbonate-buffered solution with integrated ionic were significantly less expensive with a mean economy of 48.3€/24 h, so an annual total economy of 5726.3€ (Table 15).
After discussing the concept of 'fiscal space', the report provides the results of cost simulations for universal and targeted child benefits and social pensions in the five case study countries, and discusses the extent to which these countries have the potential fiscal space to afford one or more of these options.
This paper presents the development of a 3D mechanical maintenance training simulator for this context, using a low-cost simulation platform and a software architecture that separates simulation control from simulation visualization, in view of enabling more agile adaptation of simulators.
A trauma curriculum tailored to low-resource settings was implemented in Managua, Nicaragua utilising traditional didactic methods and novel low-cost simulation methods.
