Sentence examples for evolving cost from inspiring English sources

This paper regards complexity as an indicator of the architecture evolving cost.

"Solar technology is evolving, costs are coming down and grid connectivity is improving," he said.

"Solar technology is evolving, costs are coming down, and grid connectivity is improving," stated Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi when announcing the alliance.

In renal transplantation the costs of care are not only limited to the transplant procedure but also to the evolving costs to treat adverse events, some of them caused by the immunosuppressive therapy.

The effect of the invasion depends mainly on the initial trait value of the invading prey, the ease with which the prey can evolve (cost constraints and speed), and the stability of the resident system.

Space tourism companies counter with the argument that as the technology evolves, costs will inevitably come down.

It's possible that as native mobile user interfaces evolve, the cost of doing any of this "work" from our phones may fall enough to become on par or even cheaper than desktop, making the labor arbitrage no longer favorable.

Induced defense responses to herbivores are generally believed to have evolved as cost-saving strategies that defer the fitness costs of defense metabolism until these defenses are needed.

The change would mean state aid levels would have to keep evolving, incorporating the cost of teaching students to use new technologies.

It is possible, therefore, that MN-based transfers and signals have evolved through costs and benefits to favour reciprocation, but also remain more generic among multiple plants species in stressful environments for long-term stability.

We therefore focus our analysis on the cost of evolving resistance by plasmid acquisition versus the cost of via chromosomal mutation.