Sentence examples for redundant cost from inspiring English sources
The optimality is defined with respect to process observability (minimal or redundant), cost of investment and maintenance of the sensors, and expected improvement of the process performance.
The system will be "camera and radar-centric," and involved LiDAR only as "a redundant cost" which will bring the hardware "cost of the entire system to a few thousand dollars for OEMs".
BERLIN — The chief executive of the largest satellite company in Germany was suspended on Tuesday for telling American diplomats that the Galileo satellite project in Europe was redundant, cost-inefficient and designed to benefit French business interests, according to cables published by WikiLeaks.
"The hope is that the resultant company could cut redundant costs, raising its profit margin, while retaining a market share that will compete with Staples," he said.
4) Cloning and sequencing of a huge number of copies of selected sequences is redundant, cost-ineffective, and time-consuming.
Histamine provocation tests and the added cost of reversibility testing were the two most important sources of redundant costs (Table 4).
The club says the role of community and cricket development manager has been made redundant for cost reasons.
In NDFIT, the nodes are divided into four categories to reduce the redundant computational cost based on their properties.
Firstly, the business reason Court was made redundant - cost-saving in a publishing recession - provided his incentive to fight it: he knew he had no realistic chance of getting a job remotely like it, indeed of any job at all in his pay bracket.
He stayed for five years in that role before being made redundant in cost-cutting measures under Peter Reid in the summer of 2003 but returned in November of that year as caretaker manager for the rest of Leeds's relegation season.
The machine learning-based methods are able to make the mining algorithms and relevant platforms smarter or reduce the redundant computation costs.
