Sentence examples for how low cost from inspiring English sources

He added: "He has to be more innovative in getting more people to use the trains away from peak times and would do well to look at how low cost airlines operate in order to reduce the number of empty seats on our rail network".

This on-farm research study was carried out at Zholube irrigation scheme in a semi-arid agro tropical climate of Zimbabwe to determine how low cost drip irrigation technologies compare with conventional surface irrigation systems in terms of water and crop productivity.

"There are others whose internal incentives are the opposite of what we're trying to achieve because they are measured on how low-cost they can buy their commodities".

Insidious: Chapter 2 provides the latest illustration of how low-cost production with effective storytelling puts a smile on everyone's face.

[2, 65] demonstrate how low-cost photogrammetry can accurately recreate pavement surfaces and locate cracks and potholes in 3D.

By looking at path lengths, it can be seen how low-cost strategies lead to short paths from source to destination.

This paper will show how low-cost, near-real-time bulk-profile data (particularly volume flowrate and particle-size information) at key points in the process can be obtained and speculates on its potential for management and control.

through a critical description of the implementation of a web based interactive storytelling learning activity introduced into an undergraduate, preregistration midwifery education programme, this paper will explore how low-cost, low-fidelity online storytelling, designed using Moodle, can be used to enhance students' understanding of compassion and empathy in practice.

This paper describes how low-cost embedded controllers for robot navigation can be obtained by using a small number of if-then rules (exploiting the connection in cascade of rule bases) that apply Takagi Sugeno fuzzy inference method and employ fuzzy sets represented by normalized triangular functions.

UNICEF is investing in the Accelerated Child Survival and Development Initiative (ACSD) to demonstrate how low-cost key interventions, such as vaccination, supplementation with Vitamin A and the use of insecticide treated mosquito nets can prevent deaths among children under five years old from preventable diseases.

Predicting the interrelation of lithium-ion battery performance and cost (BatPaC) is critical to understanding the origin of the manufacturing cost, pathways to lower these costs, and how low these costs may fall in the future.