Sentence examples for replacing costs from inspiring English sources

Equation 1 was adapted by replacing costs by environmental impacts and is described as 10where Eis is the environmental impact of equipment 2; Eis is the environmental impact of equipment 1; X2 is the capacity factor of equipment 2; X1 is the capacity factor of equipment 1 and be is the environmental scaling factor.

Replacing cost-reimbursement by activity-based payments that reward efficiency is another possible method that could enhance productivity [ 46].

The drone, which has not been replaced, cost £10m.

Body-scanners cost $1m, whereas the X-ray machines they replace cost $100,000.

In Mr. Cohen's case, much of the sheathing -- coated with a thick black mold and rotted out -- had to be replaced, costing him about $30,000.

For example, his working families tax credit, aimed at helping the working poor, is more generous than family credit, which it will replace, costing the Treasury an extra £1.4 billion in 2000-01.

A well-designed price cap plan can replace cost-of-service regulation's weaker incentives for investment in improved efficiency and investment in the grid with positive rewards for superior performance.

The A-10, which the F-35 will also replace, cost about $15 million in today's dollars.

In the hospital sector, fixed pricing (a type of prospective payment system) had replaced cost-based pricing in the USA and several other countries to enhance cost-efficiency.

Patching stucco costs a few hundred dollars; replacing it costs tens of thousands.

Generally, refinishing costs half the cost of replacing, and refacing costs about 75percentt of the cost to replace – not counting the counter cost.