Sentence examples for embedded costs from inspiring English sources

Mr Kellner estimates that tactical voting, which may now have become "embedded", costs the Tories 43 seats.

"There are embedded costs in this organization, and Nardelli has the skills to drive them down," said David A. Buchsbaum, an analyst at Wachovia Securities.

All these embedded costs have helped make the World Economic Forum a big business - perhaps the biggest conference organizer in the world.

"They have embedded costs," Mou says.

However, network revenue requirements are often based on embedded costs, which are typically higher than long run marginal costs.

This reduction would be from the removal of the remaining embedded costs, including corporate taxes, compliance costs, and the employer share of payroll taxes.

In contrast, the embedding costs in UNIWARD are higher for high-frequency DCT coefficients, desirably discouraging embedding changes in coefficients which are largely zeros.

In the spatial domain, embedding costs are typically required to be low in complex textures or 'noisy' areas and high in smooth regions.

Last but not the least, we have discovered a new phenomenon that hampers the performance of side-informed JPEG steganography that computes embedding costs based solely on the quantization error of DCT coefficients.

Figure 14 Total embedding cost with varying embedding and processing budgets.

Figure 17 Total embedding cost with varying d and processing budgets.