Sentence examples for remote costs from inspiring English sources
The one-ounce remote costs $49.95 and is available online and in retail stores.
The Pronto TSU9600 remote costs more than my Philips HDTV.
Yes, this remote costs $1200 and that doesn't include installation and yes, you need it to be installed professionally.
Robotma.com throws in a piece of software (Windows XP) through which users can program ISAMARO who can then be remote-controlled (the Bluetooth remote costs extra money though).
Sure, such a fancy remote costs $200, but think of how jealous the neighbors will be when they see that, not only does your remote have a screen but that it can interact with your Vista PC.
All these things should be a given for a remote costing as much as a television, but other solutions costing similar amounts fail on this fundamental level.
The remote cost about $20 and has some sort of slide-out design inspired by cellphones.
Standard Wii remotes cost about 40 Euro each, so the savings is negligible unless you really, really want a black one.
A remote start costs an additional $200, but then you'll be able to start the car by using your phone.
Librarians have seized on the potential of digital technology and offered users free online access to the contents of books from their homes, and they are squaring off with publishers who fear that free remote access costs them book sales.
When remote sensing costs are assumed to be 1 US$/ha, stratified sampling and regression estimators can no longer compete with the other design alternatives (Figure 4F, Figure 7F).
