Sentence examples for tag cost from inspiring English sources

When tag cost, size, and power consumption requirements become particularly stringent, passive tag solutions become particularly attractive.

We also propose an analytical critical tag cost which makes the deployment of the RFID technology cost effective.

When tag cost, size, and power consumption requirements become particularly stringent, passive or semi-passive tag solutions have to be taken into consideration.

It is also very expensive, with a 90-day tag costing £1,100 to the taxpayer.

The tag costs $35 from home and $50 at the airport.

In contrast, a 56-acre lot with prime agricultural land carries a much lower per-acre price tag, costing only $2.2 million.

Adapting northern cities to climate change is also a difficult sell due to the price tag: costs typically increase by 30 to 40% to build a structure able to withstand more volatile permafrost conditions, Kerimov says.

Each tag costs around 9 cents, and the company manufactures 26m garments a year.

Some assembly is required and the NFC tag costs an additional $5.

According to the Washington Post, the remote-controlled robotic animals look surprisingly real and come with a hefty price tag, costing up to $5,000 for a black bear decoy.

Postlethwait told the newspaper the state was able to drive tag costs down and is willing to consider outside vendors in the future.