The phrase "low cost performance" is correct and usable in written English
You can use this phrase when talking about something that performs as good or better than expected, but costs less than you would expect. For example, "The new computer has a low cost performance that is perfect for my needs."
Reducing the energy consumption in low cost, performance-constrained microcontroller units (MCU's) cannot be achieved with complex energy minimization techniques (i.e. fine-grained DVFS, Thermal Management, etc), due to their high overheads.
EG, however, face two challenges: the limited diameter of the substrate and the low cost-performance in the current price.
Symphony Space has also provided low-cost performance space for other companies, like the New York Gilbert and Sullivan Players.
Ultrasonic technologies require further development and scale-up before they can achieve low-cost performance at industrially relevant scales.
In response to Japan's water pollution problem, a low-cost performance system that uses natural materials to treat small foul water outlets or polluted streams was developed.
FINDING THE GOLD Here are three ways to find alternative and low-cost performances in European cities.
Low-Cost Shakespeare SATURDAY -- A benefit performance of the Shakespeare play "King John" at the ArcLight Theater, 152 West 71st Street (in the Church of the Blessed Sacrament, at Broadway), will raise money for the Frog and Peach Theater Company, which offers free and low-cost performances of Shakespeare's works.
Therefore, development of environment-friendly supercapacitors with low cost, high performance, and stable performance is a big challenge.
A low cost, high performance ultraviolet digester was developed and tested in our laboratory.
As a result, most recycling efforts focus on using degraded post-industrial or post-consumer plastics in low cost, low performance applications, such as fiber and film.
