"refine the cost" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to make adjustments or improvements to the estimated or actual cost of something. Example: The project manager asked the team to refine the cost of the construction materials in order to stay within budget.
The procedure is run iteratively and bilateral filtering is employed at each iteration to refine the cost function used for comparing the depth hypotheses.
While further study to refine the cost estimates is needed, a number of strategies to maintain funding for the IPM at national scale are under consideration, for example, using revenue from contraceptive and other product sales, including a government budget line item for product distribution, and collaborating with other donors and multilateral programs supporting product distribution.
She said her office was still refining the cost estimate, which equals $95 million to $113 million for each plane in current dollars.
"Given that this project represents the single largest transit investment ever made by the Federal Transit Administration, the secretary and governor agreed to have staff work together to further refine the estimated cost of the entire project," said Brian Farber, a spokesman for the transit administration.
Some simplifying assumptions that were made in our model could be relaxed to refine the estimated opportunity costs.
Ideocontinued to refine the design to shave cost and time, changing the controls on the player from a smooth-surface membrane to the more commonplace rubberized buttons that stick up through the plastic.
Because Framebridge does all its own production, the company has been able to implement some automation and refine the production process to lower cost.
On the other hand, using a simple, but not accurate detection method, like single or double sliding window (DSW) algorithms [18] to detect the packet and then refine the estimate using correlations will cost us lower energy.
The community prize of a classroom should be scrapped, as it is not directly related to the programme; 2. The use of the sanitation awards scheme should be reviewed to make it more sustainable; 3. The methodology should be reviewed for incorporation of CLTS in schools; 4. The evaluation method / process should be refined the for increasing cost savings.
It refines the next estimated progression cost with the learned cost, which is the feedback information of the previously propagated packet cost to the destination.
Refining the bitumen also costs much more than refining light crude.
