Sentence examples for reduce implementation costs from inspiring English sources
Ensuring warning services of similar standards across diverse communities through a centralized EWS is costly, whereas localized EWS, driven by the beneficiary community, can facilitate the delivery of services tailored to each community's needs and could reduce implementation costs.
This is a suitable option for enhancing precision for pedestrian navigation in buildings with a highly reduced implementation costs in comparison with previous solutions.
The results in this study emphasize the usefulness of this algorithm in applications requiring reduced implementation costs for which the LMF algorithm is too complex.
A combination of rising water prices to the same level of water production costs and reduced implementation costs improves the economic feasibility of rainwater harvesting.
After the first 300 units or so were constructed within WASH households, Dr Peter Morgan, the inventor of the original Blair VIP, designed a new model that reduced implementation cost and increased efficiency (using 40% less brick and cement materials), and had a wider but shallower pit designed to be more stable in the sandy soils of our study districts (details available at www.aquamor.info).
This will help avoid or at least reduce some of the risks involved and in many cases also help reduce implementation and testing costs.
The second solution investigated here was to reduce the implementation costs of genomic evaluation by reducing the number of animals genotyped.
To reduce its implementation cost, reducing amount of hardware resources is an important engineering objective.
To minimize the required memory space and further reduce the implementation costs, can be constrained to powers of two and generated from the magnitude as follows: (26).
This analysis revealed that it was possible to reduce annual implementation costs by over 60%.
The capacities of existing offices have been strengthened to enable them to absorb a gradual transfer of responsibility in implementation of operational projects, a process that began at the end of 2000 and aims to reduce project implementation costs.
