Sentence examples for sense cost from inspiring English sources
The Plantronics BackBeat Sense cost £130 in either black and brown or white and tan.
For comparison, the Creative Sound Blaster Jams costs £40 and the similar-sounding Plantronics BackBeat Sense cost £130 and the Marshall Major II Bluetooth cost £130.
Project XL in 1995 was designed to find common sense, cost effective solutions to environmental issues at individual facilities, while the Common Sense Initiative in 1994 was targeted at efforts involving entire industry sectors, rather than dealing with issues on a crisis-by-crisis, pollutant-by-pollutant basis.
Figure 7 shows the expected (in the technical sense) cost effectiveness as a function of p. This shows that the most cost effective pre-emptive vaccination strategy (including social distancing and antivirals) remains more cost effective than reactive strategies with a vaccine failure probability of 40% or lower.
In that sense, cost-optimum walls are less sensitive to the bearing capacity in mixed soils (F2) and fine soils of low plasticity (F3).
Although benefits are commonly considered in their widest possible sense; costs in economic evaluations are typically limited to the "payer" perspective.
We also present an algorithm that can incorporate not only the sensing cost for each landmark, but the suitability of the landmark configurations relative to the robot.
If an o 1 is observed, the utility is the sensing cost paid, that is, U_{a_{2}} (b)vert_{o_{1}} = -C_{text{sens}}.
To realize this, the overall objective function is defined as the accumulated sensing cost of individual agents belonging to different teams.
Miniaturized electrochemical lab chip sensors could be very valuable in environmental monitoring area due to their many benefits, such as greatly reduced sensing cost, sensing system portability, and ease of use.
For example, Koutsopoulos [14] proposed an incentive mechanism based on a reverse auction model that uses a negotiation process to reduce sensing cost while ensuring the quality of sensed data.
