Sentence examples for preservation costs from inspiring English sources

Ebooks seem like sweet low-hanging fruit – they have enhanced searchability, accessibility at any time or place, and reduced storage and preservation costs.

It took seven years to get the Beirut municipality to expropriate the building as a museum, and another five years of contested lawsuits and a long fund-raising campaign to cover the preservation costs.

The Sub-Zero PRO 48, which the manufacturer calls "a monument to food preservation", costs about $11,000, compared with a paltry $350 for the IKEA Energisk B18 W. The lived difference, however, is rather smaller than that between having fresh meat and milk and having none.

When a homeowner entered into the HAMP program a work sheet was prepared by the servicer to analyze items such as unpaid principal balance, estimates for tax & insurance escrow shortages, property preservation costs, interest, legal fees, closing costs, etc.

Ruijs said the foundation originally decided to sell the barbed wire pieces -- mounted on a display board -- to cover the 500 euros it would cost to put on the exhibition to "draw attention to the importance of physical evidence whose preservation costs money".

In comparison, the digital preservation cost for just one canister ballparks at $800, nevermind the shipping fees.

But alongside security and government reform should come cultural preservation, which costs relatively little but could result in significant long-term benefits.

At present, one of the key challenges is to concentrate on saving natural resources for future generations while bringing industrial activities into a more stable long-term balance between environmental preservation and costs.

Second, we show that, respectively, total profit per time unit is concave function of price and preservation technology cost.

In addition, it is shown that the total profit per time unit is concave function of price and preservation technology cost when other decision variables are fixed.

Decision variable (t_{1}) The replenishment point, the duration of shortage period is (left[ {0,t_{1} } right]) (t_{2}) The length of time after which inventory reaches to zero (p) The selling price per unit (xi) The preservation technology cost per unit.