Sentence examples for durability cost from inspiring English sources

Steve Appolloni, a designer in Albuquerque, N.M., likes it for its "durability, cost, eco-friendly qualities and, depending on the source, its thickness and quality".

The range over which a soil stabilizer can be used is not the only criteria for its acceptability; the durability, cost, and ease of application also requires an intellectual consideration.

Considering the flowability, strength, durability, cost and environmental savings, it is suggested that the recycled powder can be used to replace the silica fume and cement in RPC partially, and natural sand can be used instead of quartz.

Important considerations were ease of use, durability, cost, and the limitations of our catchment area, including the rural environment, and lack of power and other infrastructure in the field.

That kind of durability costs more, but customers say it pencils out well enough that they'd buy a Toughbook over a typical notebook.

Although it eliminates some of the potential durability costs associated with honeycomb, it is more difficult to design and more costly to tool than honeycomb assemblies.

Taking into account the conditions that these materials must present (durability, costs, noise absorption power, etc)., a new material based on petroleum coke agglomerated with cement has been developed, targeted as base for designing and construction of noise screens.

In the era of universal air-conditioning, builders may have focused more on durability and cost of roofs than on their ability to absorb or reflect heat.

Csaba Csere, editor in chief of Car and Driver magazine, said, "The Volt could put G.M. in the most positive light it's enjoyed in 30 years, but its success depends on solving two issues: battery durability and cost".

Durability and cost issues are seen as the major barriers to commercialization.

Durability and cost form the key technical challenges for PEM Fuel Cells towards true commercialisation.