Sentence examples for fractional cost from inspiring English sources

Smart Water injection is an EOR technique that is both environmentally friendly and easily implementable to a fractional cost compared to other water-based EOR methods.

Learning rates describe the fractional cost reduction per doubling of cumulative production; slower learning implies more government investment is needed to reach a cost target.

Thus the annual cost of such an investment is (tau I(S),) where (tau ) is the annual fractional cost of capital investment (e.g., interest rate).

First, as VLA, loopiness, meshedness or robustness increases, the fractional cost of redundancy for length, width and volume measures also increases.

The total indirect costs of type 1 and type 2 DM consist of the following fractional costs: the costs of lost productivity because of sickness absence and the costs of lost productivity due to work incapacity.

Then the control signals are derived by minimizing the fractional order cost function.

The fractional-order predictive functional controller (αPFC) has been then designed for the αNMSS model structure via defining a fractional order cost function over the fractional-order non-minimal state vector.

The fractional energetic cost of long introns may be overestimated here; thus the extant long introns, even in highly expressed genes, may be not under negative selection.

There are additional fractional infrastructure costs that organizations can attribute to each and every VM, including CPU, memory, power, heat, cooling and rack space.

But costs associated with buying and selling stocks have been reduced by much more than that in recent decades, which begs the question of how we got along back then if fractional extra costs were so detrimental.

That would cut the fractional owner's cost of the Hawker 800XP to $750,000 (about the price of a decent two-bedroom flat in London).