As noted in the results of design comparison, as much as 9%% smaller costs for prefabricated bridge substructure are possible using AASHTO-LRFD versus KHBD.
After all, whether you like the end result or not, it will be removed, and this process results in no small cost for the taxpayer.
It optimizes greatly picocell performance, with improvements of more than 50% at a small cost for femtocell users (15%).
It generates a gain of 45% for the combined macro and pico edge users at a very small cost for the cell centre lower than 4%.
Although there are a number of clinics in New York City offering free or reduced-cost dental care, getting preventive dental care nonetheless requires that low-income families search out these clinics and pay sometimes a small cost for this care.
In a heterogeneous network (HetNet) deployment, it generates a gain of 45% for the combined macro and pico edge users at a very small cost for the cell centre lower than 4% when compared with standard resource allocation.
Van Hollen and his Democratic colleagues in the House are proposing a 0.1percenttaxax on Wall Street trades of stocks and derivatives -- not enough to significantly change the economics of any particular deal, but enough to create a small cost for purely speculative activity.
It's a small cost for the hope and opportunity it brings".
In one sensitivity analysis (analysis D), these alternative costs in the 2nd and following years give somewhat smaller cost differences for the younger age group, but actually double the cost differences for those aged 80+ years.
It is clear that Hamersley was paying extremely close attention to even the smallest costs, for he marked up most of Tuthill's incoming correspondence with a blunt pencil, offering challenges like "what is this instead of" and "deduction," even for amounts as small as $5.
Governments are more likely to create political prizes and induce rent seeking when such prizes involve (1) large benefits for a small well-organized interest group and (2) small costs for a large number of consumers or taxpayers in the unorganized public.
