Sentence examples for operational expense from inspiring English sources

The use of axenic ureolytic spore cultures has been demonstrated to be efficient but too expensive, due to an operational expense (OPEX) cost of about 500 €/kg of bio-agent.

Because their systems sell for one-half to one-fifth the price of equivalent products made by giants like Hewlett-Packard and EMC — the SN4000, Scale Computing's most expensive model, costs $7,000 — customers can treat the purchases as an operational expense rather than a capital investment, Mr. Ready said.

Experts cannot agree on an estimate of the costs involved, but any additional operational expense presents difficulties for cash-strapped NHS trusts.

"But the challenge is that there's a lot of production expense and the operational expense in terms of finding the right mailing list, and so forth," he said.

The dependency on LN2 for cell storage significantly increases operational expense and raises issues related to impaired working efficiency and safety.

Despite a yield reduction (9 bu/ac), the Adapt-N rate did not decrease profit (+$1/ac), due to the large reduction in sidedress fertilizer and operational expense.

Moreover, the indoor swimming pool operator reduces its operational expenses 18%.

The SON is one of the hopeful areas for an operator to reduce operational expenses [3 5].

Garcia said the city would need to front the potential new operator $1.35 million to cover estimated operational expenses for the first six months of operation.

Equation (20) is the revenue constraint for covering operational expenses, i.e., operating and maintenance costs.

The mobile operators are thus facing increasing network operational expenses and a high system power consumption.