Sentence examples for edge cost from inspiring English sources

But losing that edge cost Weinbrecht dearly.

Compromising its ethical edge cost Google in all the ways above, damaging its brand, diluting its purpose, causing internal strife, creating thinner value.

England have failed to beat the Germans in 20 attempts and, in truth, never looked like doing so here in their first match at the new Wembley as defensive lapses and lack of a cutting edge cost them dear.

Most damaging, compromising its ethical edge cost left Google trapped in an impossible, vicious cycle of competitive dynamics: to "compete," should it do the government's bidding even more than quasi-state-sponsored champions, like Baidu?

For natural generalizations of this problem, called EDGE COST VRP, VERTEX COST VRP, MIN VEHICLE and kTSP we obtain constant differential approximation algorithms and we show that these problems have no differential approximation scheme, unless P=NP.

Given a tree with nonnegative edge cost and nonnegative vertex weight, and a number k≥0, we consider the following four cut problems: cutting vertices of weight at most or at least k from the tree by deleting some edges such that the remaining part of the graph is still a tree and the total cost of the edges being deleted is minimized or maximized.

Let G be an undirected graph with two edge costs (c-cost and d-cost).

The edge costs are small, bounded integers which encode known or possible dangers (such as traps or unexplored squares).

For comparison, the Samsung Galaxy S7 costs £550, the Galaxy S7 Edge costs £639, the HTC 10 costs £570, the Huawei P9 costs £449 and the Nexus 5X costs £299.

In these procurement auctions, agents own the edges of a network, and the corresponding edge costs are private.

In comparison, the smaller P9 costs £449, Samsung's Galaxy S7 Edge costs £639, the Google Nexus 6P costs £449 and the Apple iPhone 6S Plus costs £619.