Sentence examples for scaled costs from inspiring English sources

Scaled costs, based on industrial estimates of the 1998 ITER design (Technical Basis for the ITER Final Design Report, Cost Review and Safety Analysis (FDR).

The projections for the upstate plants: for FitzPatrick (located in Scriba): 1,000 "early fatalities," 16,000 "early injuries," 17,000 "cancer deaths" and $103 billion in "scaled costs".

The analysis projected "early fatalities," "early injuries," "cancer deaths" and "scaled costs" covering "lost wages, relocation expenses, decontamination costs, lost property, and interdiction costs for property and farmland" (in 1980 dollars).

Issued in 1982, it projects the impacts from a meltdown with a breach of containment at every nuclear plant in the U.S. It divides the consequences into "Peak Early Fatalities," "Peak Early Injuries," "Peak Cancer Deaths" and "Scaled Costs" for property damage -- and the numbers are chilling.

For the Indian Point 3 nuclear plant 28 miles north of New York City, for instance, it projects "Peak Early Fatalities" at 50,000, "Peak Early Injuries" at 167,000, "Peak Cancer Deaths" at 14,000 and "Scaled Costs" at $314 billion (in 1980 dollars).

Next, a more expressive real-valued cost function, referred to as the scaled cost function, is used to evaluate clustering.

Supercomputers are expensive and generally don't scale cost-effectively.

For nonsurgical procedures, full-mouth supragingival scaling costed USD68 and full-mouth subgingival debridement costed USD135, higher if with systemic/ local delivery antibiotics.

Harrah's cut staff and scaled back costs.

It's a vicious circle: as sales decline, production is scaled down, costs increase and prices rise.

As quality improves and they get the benefits of economies of scale, costs come down.