The one-way transfer of information from the fluid simulation to the structure has two important advantages with respect to a fully coupled simulation: a single rigid-body motion computation can be reused for subsequent analyses after the structure has been redesigned, and cost of the fluid dynamic simulation is not increased due to iteration which is required in coupled simulations.
The administration will not disclose how much the redesign cost, except to say the price was "in line with" what Mr. Obama's two most recent predecessors had spent.
Inappropriate design could result in high redesign cost and delay in product realization.
Study results show that the package redesign cost Tropicana an estimated $27 million.
The stalwarts of daily journalism, The Wall Street Journal and The New York Times (eek, it's in color now!) change very slowly, adhering to their stability to keep their readers from becoming confused and also to save money, print redesigns cost a lot more than web makeovers.
These are optimized in order to find a minimum mass design with minimal redesign costs.
This paper describes a method by which PCD can be applied to predict product performance variation early in the design process, thus saving time and reducing subsequent redesign costs.
An innovative flush-fitting handbrake set into a symmetrical centre console means the lever can be easily reversed to sit on the opposite side of console for left-hand drive export markets, minimising redesign costs.
David McSweeney, chief operating officer of King-of-Prussia, Pa.-based Healthcare Data Management, a firm that audits health benefits, characterized the tax as a way of prodding employers to redesign high-cost packages and therefore drive down the overall cost of health care.
Airbus's other big project, the mid-size A350, is to be completely redesigned, at a cost of ten billion dollars.
