Sentence examples for definition of a cost from inspiring English sources

Every kind of error should be considered (substitutions, insertions and deletions) in the definition of a cost function.

I will give Toobin this -- this item actually fits the normal definition of a cost.

Another aspect of pathway design is the definition of a cost function that estimates limiting effects on production efficiency by multiple factors associated with genetic and metabolic engineering of the pathway, such as gene heterogeneity, metabolite toxicity, or steady-state fluxes.

Therefore, an optimum efficiency should exist and should result in the definition of a cost-effective fuel cell system.

Section 4 provides a formal definition of a filter cost function used for optimizing operational fidelity over the control space and deriving useful filters.

If the selection of a lower rejection level, however, is still necessary, one could, as a second choice, try to formalise this approach by the definition of a custom cost function.

The 'step-by-step' approach starts with a concise model definition and progresses via the constant input response and the definition of an appropriate cost (defining optimality) towards a dynamic optimal solution.

One month of grazing one cow/calf combination or five sheep (the definition of an AUM) costs $1.35 a fee that's substantially below the present-day cost of $16-$16-$20 monto to graze livestock on private land (BLM evidence of this disparity is noted here). The direct loss to taxpayers, according to Wild Earth Guardians' interpretation of GAO data, is huge: at least $123 million a year.

This unit cost corresponded to the World Health Organization (WHO) definition of a "hotel" unit cost, which excluded the medical costs of VL care estimated with the ingredients approach described previously.

(a)Definition of housing cost amount.

Costs are categorised as either recurrent or capital costs using a definition of capital cost to be an item with a useful life of more than one year.