Sentence examples for cost structure for from inspiring English sources
The cost structure for KCJS is different from a BOSP quarter length program.
IN SEARCH OF AN AUDIENCE In the two years since it began broadcasting, Current TV has tried to rewrite the script, and the cost structure, for television.
"It just raises the cost structure for the entire industry," said Shari Schwartzman Eberts, an analyst at J. P. Morgan Securities.
The spinout will allow the project to be governed by different values a different cost structure, for example, with lower profit margins.
For example, with its simplified route structure, no-frills service, and flexible work practices, Southwest Airlines has dramatically changed the traditional cost structure for airlines.
Analysis of the farm business' cost structure for corn silage production combined with consideration of other factors help to define the supply relationship.
The use of the model is illustrated by a case study, where the optimal supply chain of LNG for covering certain parts of the energy requirements of a country is designed under different cost structures for LNG and for its land-based transportation.
A further analysis of the levelized costs of electricity and water points out possible cost structures for developing payback strategies.
Based on the studies regarding typical operating profiles and annual cost structures for Panamax tankers, it is clear that a solution for the ECAs should focus on achieving the best fuel efficiency.
The system costs and operational cost structures for a 200 kW hydro power plant refer to a typical reference case provided by the National Small Hydro Power Promotion Association (zenkoku shōsuiryokuriyō suishinkyougikai) taking into account representative conditions for construction, water flow volume, and difference in altitude.
For example, in collaboration with the "flood-tec" subproject, we can derive not only cost structures for novel water-treatment technologies, but also provide a sustainable business model assessing the prevention of the current monetary threat of flood events and its subsequent negative ecological impact.
