Sentence examples for overhead inputs from inspiring English sources

The rationale is that facilities at higher levels of care consume larger amounts of overhead inputs because of their size and higher fragmentation of services.

In terms of sensitivity to overhead inputs, transportation, utilities, building maintenance and outsourced service contracts were the biggest drivers of total PAC cost.

We estimated the average cost of general overhead inputs by allocating them to CM according to the proportion that CM service providers constitute of all I-TECH service providers supported by these overhead functions.

A significant limitation of this analysis is that it was not always possible to quantify the portion of administrative staff time and other overhead resources that would have been needed in the absence of the CM program, i.e., the incremental opportunity cost of the overhead inputs.

The total elapsed times are reported in Table 5, Table 6 subtracts the first tasks results (Count Heavy Atoms) to provide a comparable measure without the overhead of input read time.

To minimize input overhead and memory utilization, all input data is encoded in a highly compact 64-bit aligned binary format (gzip or bzip2 compression reduces file size by only 4%) that contains all information necessary to perform the neighboring computation.

Costs were obtained for construction, overheads, and variable inputs, excluding the cost of providing AL, the current first line treatment for malaria in Uganda, which is included in the model separately.

As in the MPI implementation, it is possible to observe some overhead for the first inputs when more than one GPU is used in the execution.

This can be expected as for smaller inputs; the overhead of loading the database and spectral library is likely to dominate in larger processor sizes.

We identified the resource items used in HIV care, including direct and overhead capital and recurrent inputs for the base year.

These range from a little league of miniature cylinders on wheels, like the "Star Wars" character R2-D2, in which each entire team is controlled by one computer using input from overhead cameras, to a fully limbed humanoid league, akin to R2-D2's faithful companion, C-3PO (see picture above).