However, the so called Big Data promise to be a huge low cost set of valuable information, available and affordable to all (SMEs included).
For instance, if an interviewee mentioned a very high skilled operator together with a low cost set of tests while another stated a low skilled operator together with a very costly set of tests; these could be redeveloped into an alternative that looked more likely to be cost-effective (e.g. non-skilled operator together with a low cost set of tests).
Freeview built an impressively large consumer base, driven by very low cost set-top boxes and a modest array of additional channels.
"Anything you can do to move healthcare from a high cost setting to a low cost setting is generally going to be successful in that model," said Yeshwant.
The evolution of Passage goes hand in hand with the development of a low cost set-top in the $35 to $50 range, part of the appeal of an all-digital network.
Thus one may ask, how can we select a low-cost set of biomarkers that would be the most predictive of multiple chronic diseases?
The three-member commission rejected a deregulation effort to force the regional Bells to lease elements of their networks to rivals at low costs set by state regulators.
The Digital Switchover Help Scheme has confirmed that it will be handing over licence fee money to BSkyB to supply "low-cost" set top boxes for older and disabled people in the first region in the UK to have its analogue terrestrial television signal switched off.
At a high level, we formulate the network history inference problem as a combinatorial optimization problem that seeks a parsimonious or low-cost set of interaction gain and loss events that explain the observed present-day networks.
If a function c e) that assigns a cost to interaction event e is given, we seek the lowest-cost set.
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