Sentence examples for searching costs from inspiring English sources

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To reduce the tune-in and path searching costs at the clients, in this paper, we propose the progressive approach (PA) in which we apply the next region (NR) approach together with a hierarchical network approach to formulate the local networks at the clients for shortest path navigation.

In order to compare the searching costs among different periods, ((mathbf{F}, varvec{l}_{2})) are assumed to be time invariant, while non-decreasing searching costs are manifest in the changes in (mathbf{D}) over time.

For this study, and in order to simplify analysis, it is assumed that searching costs are non-decreasing.

Since the remaining resources will be diminishing as a result of searching activities, searching costs are assumed as increasing (i.e. (alpha in (0, 1))).

With the enlargement of codebook size, time consumption of traversal searching grows linearly, while the increased time for fast searching is small, especially in N v  × N h  = 64 × 64 condition, and fast searching costs only 1/6 of the traversal searching time.

Searching costs are constant.

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This could result in heavy path searching cost at the client.

Search costs are higher than for the basic basket.

In both, there are search costs.

Each dog search costs the district $500, Dr. Murphy said.

-- "Location, search costs, and youth unemployment...Ethiopia". (2015).

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