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In future, other options for managing intermittency may become cheaper.

Also, a company that seems statistically cheap in good times may become cheaper in bad.

Similarly, the computation itself may become cheaper in a shared service (e.g., an email attachment received by multiple users can be stored once rather than many times).

The cost of restoring such large amounts of seagrass could average ∼US$224 million yr−1 (based on restoring 459.4 km2 per decade), which may become cheaper if better techniques reduce costs from the current estimate of ∼US $48,700 ha−1, and if financial incentives can be provided through carbon trading schemes.

According to Norsker et al. production of algae in flat panels and tubular photobioreactors may become cheaper than in raceway ponds within 10 years [ 26].

These commodities may even become cheaper this year, as American farmers expect a bumper crop.In this section Overview Output, prices and jobs The Economist commodity-price index Commodities Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates Markets Commercial-liability insurance Reprints.

As for cost, it may not become cheaper to use wireless LANs until next year, vendors acknowledge.

Perhaps cloning therapies will only be a realistic option for the very rich? Cloning therapies may, however, become cheaper, less labor intensive and more widely accessible after time.

Although Mr. Hickey thinks most of what looks cheap today may become even cheaper, stocks he says to consider include Lucent Technologies, Motorola and Lexmark International.

Next year isn't shaping up well for gamers, so the stocks may become even cheaper.

The report warned that, should the government of Canada buy drones equipped with high-end radar and electromagnetic surveillance technology — the kind of technology that can see through walls, right into someone's home — government surveillance may become infinitely cheaper, more efficient, and increasingly powerful.