Sentence examples for less overheads from inspiring English sources

Figure 10c shows that QM-EBRP has 10%% less overheads.

The economist love the carbon tax versus the cap-and-trading, because they know it's simpler and easier and you lose less overheads in doing all.

We note that if we apply the "on-demand" channel estimation procedure (which involves less overheads on the network), only the channel toward the destination will be available.

Thus, applying finite difference approximation to these spatial differential operators will incur less overheads in FADI-FDTD compared to conventional ADI-FDTD.

"There's less bureaucracy and less overhead," he said.

University publishers, which have less overhead than trade publishers, are at the vanguard of the effort to churn out books about New York.

And given the low-cost, high-convenience nature of these games (from both the developers' and players' perspectives), there's much less overhead than with their retail peers.

Economy Class passengers on Air Gini should expect less overhead bin space and more passive-aggressive interactions with the guy in front of them who insists on reclining his seat.

While rebate shops often pay a higher fee for a track's simulcast signal, they have far less overhead because they need only a small office, a computer system, telephones and a lean staff of operators and technicians.

Concentrating on advisory work allows Greenhill & Company to keep a smaller staff and to have less overhead than the much bigger banks, which have enormous trading floors and lend large sums of capital to their clients at much thinner margins.

Because of a capitalization structure in which institutions create and redeem blocks of shares in exchange-traded funds, the funds can often be run with less overhead than can the average index-oriented mutual fund.