Thereafter, the main advantage and disadvantage of this class is lower cost of implementation and lower accuracy respectively.
The full-active suspensions are perfect from the point of view of control; hence, semi-active control laws with performance similar to full-active controls have attracted the engineering community for their ease and lower cost of implementation.
This ubiquity provides a major opportunity to influence behavior, typically at a lower cost of implementation compared to other technologies [ 24, 25].
A source-based market design is preferable for its simplicity, lower costs, faster implementation, more accurate tracking and verification, and greater incentives for the adoption of lower-emitting technologies.
These unambiguous, executable architecture models and their views can be inspected and revised, in order to facilitate communication with stakeholders, reduce the potential for software failure, and lower costs in implementation.
In particular, it is shown that in a number of cases some recently devised fast adaptations of the QR method for quasiseparable matrices can benefit from using the proposed reduction as a preprocessing step, yielding lower cost and a simplification of implementation.
Some centres prefer PEI for small lesions (<2 cm) because of the relative ease of <span class="lh">implementation and lower cost.
Similarly, computer-facilitated brief intervention delivery has the potential advantages of greater standardization, lower cost, and greater ease of implementation compared with face-to-face delivery.
One is the development of new technologies that have made high-speed program trading possible, with lower and lower costs for the implementation of such trading systems over time (Mehta 2009).
For instance, even though our results suggest that supplementation has a substantially lower cost-effectiveness ratio, implementation of a universal supplementation program in India has been problematic.
