Sentence examples similar to divergence of cost from inspiring English sources

This divergence between the cost of shipping overland and the cost of shipping by sea has long shaped the planet's economic geography.

I am especially wary of analysis that shows a divergence of unit labour costs, or other national price indices, since 1999 when the euro was introduced.

The wide divergence of these estimates contributes to the current uncertainty about cost-effectiveness and affordability of CT screening in the general population setting [ 15– 15].

The Franklin Report seeks and summarizes praise and complaints from clients, does spot checks if there is a divergence of opinion, and rates vendors from 1 to 5 for quality, cost and value.

Figure 2 shows the optimization of the parameters β, KSP and KSM that are used to analyze the effect of the β-divergence cost and the weight of the smoothness and sparseness constraints in the development database E. Standard NMF (smoothness and sparseness constraints are disabled, i.e., KSM=KSP=0) achieves a SDR value approximately equal to 3 dB.

Looking at the global picture, the divergence of regional economic performance is going to get a lot bigger in terms of growth, inflation and cost of capital.

The divergence of isolated populations on islands?

Such a divergence of opinion confuses the mind.

I think there's a divergence of evidence".

There is also a sharp divergence of views on Iraq: 49percentt of Hispanics said removing Saddam Hussein from power was not worth the potential loss of American life and other costs of attacking Iraq, compared with 39percentt of all respondents.

We don't have a single eating culture in Germany; we have a divergence of cultures".