Sentence examples for in operation costs from inspiring English sources

A heavy minerals mining company in Canada was looking to replace their baghouse filter application with one that could offer a longer lifetime, a decrease in downtime and reduction in operation costs.

The reasons for the money crunch include a rise in operation costs, which include those of a new production of "The Pied Piper" in the forthcoming New York season, and a sharp increase in administrative expenses, including costs like business lunches and dinners, which has been criticized by several of the departed staff members.

But this does not take into account any rise in operation costs due to either increase in extraction or production?

For example, a small Cessna Citation CJ4 flown 200 hours per year would rack up about $1 million in operation costs.

In terms of cost of production, Murdoch said that the development of The Daily set News Corp. back by $30 million or so, but will only cost the media conglomerate $500,000 per week in operation costs.

The thermo-economic analysis demonstrates that RRO results in a 36% decline in investment cost, 2% increase in operation cost, 6% recovery rate increment, and 19.7% permeate salt content decrease compared to the plug RO arrangement.

According to Forbes' team evaluation, the Marlins are worth an estimated $675 million after factoring in operation cost and payroll.

By diverting thousands of drug abusers from jail or prison, the Legislative Analyst's Office estimated that the measure would save the state about $250 million a year in incarceration costs and save local governments $40 million a year in operations costs.

While Chicago Public Schools officials had said that the closings, which are expected to save $43 million in operations costs this year, were needed because the schools had too few students, opponents worried about safety.

Furthermore, in the optimal strategy, changes in total operation costs and cost savings rates under different load rates are also discussed.

The objective of this work is to study the effects of the moisture in the raw material (tea shoots) in the optimal design of a tea manufacturing plant not only in the investment but also in the operation costs.