Sentences with phrase «precise cost»

Today, new sequencing technologies have brought the figure close to $ 1000 per genome, although precise costs are hard to come by.

UniStar has not listed precise costs, but in recent briefings Wallace has pointed to other studies of standardized plants that quote «overnight costs» (not counting interest for construction) of $ 4,000 to $ 6,000 per kilowatt of capacity.

Engineers in the US decided to try to put a more precise cost to come of these yet - to - happen superstorms.

Limited availability of data and a variety of uncertainties relating to future changes in climate, social and economic conditions, and the responses that will be made to address those changes, frustrate precise cost and economic loss inventories.

(By the way, there's a good argument that it's impossible to get precise cost - estimates for any of this.

Precise Cost Engineer that has practical field experience that is used to create effective and accurate cost models.

The EDF declined to provide a precise cost estimate for its satellite because the design remains in flux, but said that it is likely to be in the tens of millions of dollars.

CERN Director - General Rolf - Dieter Heuer refuses to be pinned down on the precise cost of the facility but says that it would be below $ 110 million.

To be precise it cost me # 4.50.

The Guardian website has a wide range of tools, ranging from debt consolidation to mortgage costs so you can be aware of the precise costs of your credit.

The best way to pin down the precise cost of your insurance is to visit with a professional.

The precise cost will depend on the nature of the workshop.

The best way to pin down the precise cost of your insurance is to visit with a professional.

You want to observe if they say there will be further underwriting engaged to be able to provide you an precise cost.

Inform the tenant that estimates and receipts will be provided to prove the precise cost of the repair.