Furthermore, under some circumstances, a specific execution scheme is not applied, e.g., when there is a processing cost charged for the use of variant services, invoking them in parallel might incur in greater actual cost,i.e., in sequential schemes, not all variants are necessarily executed (Zheng and Lyu [2010a]).
He blamed the price rises on higher wholesale gas costs, charges for transport and distribution and the cost of government policies such as the Energy Company Obligation (ECO) to help insulate homes.
Even Zecco, which hoped advertising revenue would cover trading costs, charges for mutual fund trades, IRA accounts and broker-assisted trades.
From a health care insurance perspective, we assessed the association between total costs and its two components (basic costs: charges for time units and emergency surcharge; individual costs: charges for clinical examination, diagnostics and treatment in the discretion of the GP).
Consolidation isn't the only way to fly for the airlines; many are turning to a la carte service to help buffer some of the costs, charging passengers for checking a second bag or for seats with extra foot space.
A unit inventory cost is charged for the unsatisfied demand.
Holding cost are charged for each component inventory, which are managed by component suppliers; final product demand is backordered when cannot be fulfilled in time and a penalty cost is charged.
Cloud users do not have to pay fixed hardware costs and are charged for consumption of computing resources only.
AS the cost of security keeps rising, Mr. Barlow said some property managers are thinking of taking it out of general operating costs and charging for it separately, the way electricity is now.
