Fax machines are simpler to operate and inexpensive to run.
And two, thinking that art courses are inexpensive to run.
The eigenvalue solver is of a local nature and is consequently relatively inexpensive to run.
Despite the upfront costs associated with green energy projects, they are inexpensive to run.
It's also inexpensive to run, getting about 35 miles to the gallon.
The result: it will ultimately be as easy and inexpensive to run several hundred genetic tests as one.
Judith March, director of the Personal Support Unit, said: "It's a relatively inexpensive service to run.
Apple's iOS is a mobile operating system so, like Chrome, it's more efficient and requires less (read: inexpensive) hardware to run efficiently/fast.
When prices were relatively high, nuclear plants were able to fare well because their facilities, once up and running, were inexpensive to operate.
What they want, Mr Downes thinks, is a place perhaps to share that is trendy, inexpensive and easy to run, with someone on hand to fix leaky taps, a fast train or Tube to work, a short, safe walk to the station, and a lively young community.Geeta Nanda, chief executive of the Thames Valley Housing Association, agrees, and tucked Fizzy Living under her wing.
Moving to open the radio airwaves to hundreds of small broadcasters, the federal government is planning to approve rules to allow educational, religious and community groups to run inexpensive, low-power FM radio stations.
