Sentence examples for maximum costing from inspiring English sources

The nonlinear long range predictive control algorithm provides a substantial array of tuning knobs, viz: minimum costing horizon (N1), maximum costing horizon (N2), control costing horizon (Nu), control weighting.

Evelyn Ireland, executive director of the group, says most plans come with such low annual payouts because policies with higher annual maximums cost more for employers.

Outside London, the maximum cost of a qualifying home is £250,000 but in the capital that rises to £450,000.

Mr. Gheit said the maximum cost could be as much as $60 billion, paid over many years.

"They set out on a course to inflict the maximum cost on their rivals, even sometimes killing the woman".

In London, the maximum cost of a qualifying home will be set at £450,000; outside the capital it will be £250,000.

Nice's quality-adjusted life year test would only justify the policy at a maximum cost of £731m – and it would have to avert every excess death.

Q: Will you consider cutting the £600,000 limit (the maximum cost of a house that can be brought through Help to Buy)? Yes, says Cameron.

Coventry University College will focus on professional courses including accounting, law and marketing, at a maximum cost of £4,800 for a full-time degree student.

Before Yonkers adopted a richer pension formula for police in 2000, for instance, it was told the maximum cost would be $1.3 million a year.

The maximum cost to the company would be the same, but the new formula could spur workers to increase how much they save.