Sentence examples for from which cost from inspiring English sources

The methodology developed is based on applying MIT cost equations to process steps from which cost variables and constants are established to represent an estimated costing of the aircraft structure.

Recent duds: What Planet Are You From?, which cost $50 million to make and, despite starring Garry Shandling and Annette Bening, grossed an earthly $6.3 million in the U.S.; and I Dreamed of Africa, a Kim Basinger film that cost $40 million and took in $6.5 million.

· Collection of baseline data from which cost-benefit analyses can be made and appropriate control strategies identified.

Uncertainty around cost-effectiveness ratios will be dealt with in probabilistic sensitivity analysis in which costs and health outcomes will be bootstrapped and plotted on cost-effectiveness planes from which cost-effectiveness acceptability curves will be drawn [ 47- 49].

This study input projected changes in global mean temperature and sea-level rise under different climate change scenarios into a regional climate model to project regional changes, which were then input into health models to estimate impacts, from which costs were estimated.

According to a report of Monday's cabinet meeting, Duterte was particularly incensed by one allegation related to the purchase of fire trucks from Austria, which cost twice as much as they would have from other sources.

He ordered all-in-one looks from M/Marani, which cost about $400, Giuseppe Zanotti sandals and new 1980s-inspired stylestyles from the Venetian cult brand Golden Goose.

Unlike most magazines, Consumer Reports makes its money from subscriptions, which cost $26 for the Web site or print edition.

Not the mention time lost from work which cost my employer, clients, and the tax payers money because an important project was substantially delayed due to my illness.

The pink tulips had blooms an inch or so larger -- she used a tape measure -- than the multicolored tulips from proflowers.com, which cost $49.90.

The cheapest loan that LendersCompared could produce was from Chase Finance, which cost £1,500 to repay over one year, or 122% APR.