Sentence examples for microscopic cost from inspiring English sources

Dreams of international distribution at microscopic cost (compared to, say, a major newspaper's global army of printers, drivers, billing agents, etc).

They simply exploit fleeting, microscopic price discrepancies.

Although further research will be carried out next winter, when the painting will be cleaned and x-rayed, studied by infra-red light, and the pigments and materials analysed in microscopic detail – the £20,000 cost will be funded by the People's Postcode charity lottery – Van de Wetering is convinced it is genuine.

Using a model employed by the UN, Kohler and Storm found that the benefits of Ceta become microscopic next to the costs.

These Spiderman-maneuvers, which can only otherwise be seen in Broadway's Pippen or in the new Planet of the Apes film- and for an optional microscopic-fraction of the cost, are just one example of what makes New York a truly special place to be.

I doubt they're going to convert many (if any) of the audience, but let's be honest, there are probably a lot of Pres sitting around so it's a pretty microscopic gesture in terms of cost, while the benefit is a few hundred influential people have a hands-on experience with their flagship OS.

In recent years, multiscale models have been successfully employed for investigating the overall mechanical behavior of several heterogeneous structures, such as concretes and composite materials, even in the presence of damage growth and other nonlinear phenomena, with the final aim of reducing the typically huge computational cost of fully microscopic models.

Both assays are easy to set up and can be adapted to any microscopic system at no extra cost.

The Consumer Price Index over the summer experienced microscopic increases, and long-term money costs have come down 10-year Treasurys from a spring high of 4.89% to aroundown 10-year-year fixed-raTreasurysges to 53/4%.

Macroscopic and microscopic risk analysis of the project cost elements are introduced for meaningful model input.

The low prevalence of additionally detected parasites raises doubts about the cost benefit of elaborate microscopic analyses of stool samples.