Sentence examples for volume budget from inspiring English sources
When choosing specific tools, you must consider traffic volume, budget and goals.
Announced Nov. 2, the joint venture aims to develop highly integrated chips that bring graphics and core logic chipset functions together and target the high volume budget PC and notebook PC market.
The question of which to use depends on the research (or clinical) objective, the techniques available, the samples themselves and other practical considerations (sample volume, budget).
The constraints placed on the design of portable and planetary X-ray diffraction (XRD) instruments by the limited mass, power and volume budgets are very different, in general, to the constraints applicable to laboratory equipment.
On the other hand, there are predetermined limitations for their mass and volume budgets owing to the fact that most of them are launched as an auxiliary payload in which the launch cost is reduced considerably.
Together, they aim to develop highly integrated chips, which will combine graphics and core logic chipset functions and target the high-volume budget PC and notebook PC market.
The joint venture is hoping to develop highly integrated chips, which will bring together graphics and core logic chipset functions and target the high-volume budget PC and notebook PC market.
Volume of this avalanche is unknown, whereas it would be of large interest to constrain the mass budget of this earthquake.
Keeping balance between producing quality and volume under budget constraints while maintaining an adequate safety level proves time and time again a difficult task given that evidently major accidents cannot be avoided.
Typically, some projects expend the volume of their budget on buying, leasing, renting or contracting the resources to the project (e.g. labor, machines and materials).
Now, the Internet makes it possible for beers whose sales volume or marketing budgets are not ready for TV to use the power of video — "sight, sound and motion," as the advertising professors once intoned — to reach potential customers.
