Sentence examples for tuning cost from inspiring English sources

Most of all, it embodies a unique and extraordinary benefit with special regard to either tuning cost or interaction cost.

His apartment windows face a brick building next door, and he composes on an upright piano that is out of tune because he cannot afford the $125 tuning cost "at this present time," he said.

Pianos can be pricey to purchase and they also have additional maintenance fees like tuning costs.

The system allows users to choose from more than 250,000 online songs, and to burn CD's for $6.99 for five songs, with each additional tune costing $1.

Musical director reported it was half-tone flat and tuning would cost $,0000.

The individualization is achieved either by tuning the cost function, based on few well known clinical parameters (MPC1) or through the use of an individual model obtained via system identification techniques and an optimal tuning of the cost function based on real-life experiments (MPC2).

And despite marked improvements in its North American operations, G.M. is still trying to fine-tune its cost structure, product mix and incentive spending in its home market.

To enhance the robustness, a PD like fuzzy controller tunes the cost function weights directly for the game theoretic solution and helps to achieve a prescribed value of cost function components.

Extensive performance evaluation experiments have been conducted to investigate how PA reduces the tune-in cost from data broadcast and path searching cost at the clients with just small delays in the arrival times to their destinations.

Various efficient indexing techniques have been proposed for formulating broadcast index to minimize the tune-in cost at mobile clients to support shortest path search in a road network.

Generally, a copy of Auto-Tune will cost around $400 bucks.