Sentence examples for low cost one from inspiring English sources
A remarkable feature of the game is its low cost (one printed A4 page per student), allowing its use even in conditions of restricted resources.
For Social Bond issuers with existing interest charging loans, the financial upshot may be that they can refinance these loans to an interest free or a low cost one.
The car picks you up at the Agadir airport, and scoots off to this protected retreat -- all for a very low cost (one can't even rent surf-boards in the US for the amount the accommodations cost here).
Forbes: Now, low cost, one of the things that apparently institutional investors are flummoxed by is, it's you.
The stress test's main advantages are its rapidity and low cost — one-fifth to one-quarter the cost of more definitive and often more time-consuming tests like a nuclear stress test, CT coronary angiogram or standard angiogram.
The simplicity of this low cost one-mask fabrication allows the straightforward scalability of design.
Ni/Ni(OH 2@multiwalled carbon nanotube (MWCNT) coaxial nanocable (NMCNC) film was fabricated by an easy and low cost one-step electrophoretic deposition approach.
Identification of a suitable treatment for osteochondral repair presents a major challenge due to existing limitations and an urgent clinical need remains for an off-the-shelf, low cost, one-step approach.
Herein, a ternary Sn5SbP3/C composite was fabricated by a green, low cost, one-step and easily scalable ball-milling of elementary Sn, Sb, P, and C. The microstructure of the ball-milled powders consists of micrometric agglomerates of active nano Sn4P3 and SnSb and Sn particles.
The SP100 was not intended as a low cost one-time-use device; but rather, a highly flexible power supply that realized a cost advantage by being capable of multiple missions, based on a common design with the flexibility to evolve.
The veterans' system has low costs, one of the nation's best information-technology systems for health care, and quality of care that (despite what you've heard) has, in recent years, come to exceed the private sector's on numerous measures.
