Sentence examples for per unit cost from inspiring English sources

The statement by the president of Diebold Election Systems, Thomas W. Swidarski, that the "per unit" cost of optical scanners exceeds that of electronic voting machines is comparing apples and oranges (letter, March 14).

Value-size pricing involves structuring product prices such that the per unit cost decreases as the portion size increases.

Connected things can of course scale much faster than smartphones, being far less complex and having a fraction of the per unit cost.

Though they have big expenses on originally designing virtual goods and the games that house them, the per unit cost of selling them is effectively zero.

The NPC of the optimized system has been found about USD 288,194.00 having the per unit Cost of Energy (COE) about USD 1.877/kWh.

In our context of monopolist competition and in the presence of management costs c, we saw that the per unit cost is i m  + c.

Summers and DeLong focused their presentation on the new communication technologies that were already reducing the marginal (per-unit) cost of producing and sending information goods to near zero.

It might also be offset by the lower per-unit cost of producing currency.There is also the question of whether voters would tolerate the loss of privacy that the abolition of cash entails.

The lower per-unit cost of producing corn makes it a potential lure crop for managing blackbird damage to sunflower.

Network element configurations, other required assets, and per-unit cost values used in the techno-economic model are presented.

As in that enterprise, per-unit cost can be expected to drop as technology is improved, while scientific and practical benefits from the accumulating knowledge grow exponentially.