Sentence examples for lower cost demand from inspiring English sources

Based on the molecular structure requirement of the synthesized polymer resistant to higher temperature and the lower cost demand of water-based drilling fluid system, a kind of synthesized polymer Poly(SSS/AM/AMPS) was prepared by using 2-acrylamido-2-methylpropanesulfonic acid (AMPS), acrylamide (AM) and sodium p-styrenesulfonate (SSS) through inverse emulsion polymerization.

They do offer lower cost, on-demand and subscription contracts.

This integrated cryogenic condensation and CO2 hydrate capture technology hold promise for greater reduction of CO2 emissions at lower cost and energy demand.

This paper initiates an experimental idea to minimize the wrapper interface ripple for web-based script tools and high-level programming environments and also indicates many potential research directions for the development of computationally intelligent tools in the software engineering domain that demand lower cost and less complexity.

This would allow consumers to set appliances such as washing machines and boilers to run at times of low demand and lower cost.

To satisfy the market demand for lower cost per bit and higher density of nonvolatile memory, there are two approaches: (1) technology scaling, (2) multi-level cell (MLC)[1 4].

Hopefully, this knowledge will enable firms to better utilize their limited resources, by devising management strategies based on the weights of these factors, and therefore, to meet consumer demand at lower cost and with greater efficiency.

ISGPP reduces the need for thermal energy storage in traditional concentrated solar thermal plants and results in dispatchable power on demand at lower cost than stand-alone concentrated thermal power and much cheaper than photovoltaic plants.

ITER is continually being reshaped to meet the demands of lower cost.

Recent developments in semiconductor and flexible electronics applications have observed a rapid increase in demands for lower cost, higher throughput, and higher resolution micro/nanofabrication techniques.

Does anyone really believe the challenges facing the Metropolitan Opera are now solved after the recent settlement that resulted in far lower cost savings than had been demanded?