It was also calculated that the cost of NGS analysis for the entire RB1 gene, considering comparable devices cost, reagents expenses, operator's worktime, would be 7 times less than the cost of a protocol entirely based on Sanger sequencing, allowing a strong decrease in costs and a large increase in the number of samples processed for each experiment [ 9, 17, 18].
In an era when international communications were fraught with problems and expense, tour operators offered immensely valuable expertise as well as good value.
The higher the number of handovers the network manages, the more expenses the operator should afford.
Not coincidentally, such restrictions could make life more difficult for Netflix and other online services that are growing in popularity at cable operators' expense.
However, the cheapest network, from the operator's operating expense (OPEX) point of view, or the network that optimizes certain resources like energy can also be chosen.
The expenses for the operators come directly from energy consumption, and indirectly through service downtime i.e. losing customers or paying penalties.
In the context of ordered metric spaces, the usual contraction is weakened but at the expense that the operator is monotone.
In order to reduce computational expense, the C-AMS operators (prolongation, restriction, and smoothers) are updated adaptively.
The slower growth underscored the growing aggressive competition from phone companies like Verizon, which are making inroads in the fight for broadband customers and could continue to win new customers at the expense of the cable operators, analysts said.
All were attracted to innovative Huawei products like its SingleRAN, a multipurpose wireless network that transmits in second- and third-generation, as well as LTE, signals, saving operators the expense of separate, parallel grids.
