Sentences with phrase «unit costs»

The bottom 50 metros have seen a similar increase in new unit costs, up 19.3 % in the same period to $ 1,180.

If they pay you out, it will only be a fraction of what a new unit costs.

If each unit costs $ 1 to manufacture, then to earn a profit the manufacturer must charge something above $ 1 for each unit.

Unit costs for health and social care resources will largely be derived from local and national sources and estimated in line with best practice.

The unit costs used for these are also shown in table 1.

We took unit costs from national sources for health and social care services, criminal justice, and benefit receipts.20 — 22 We calculated other costs from first principles using agencies» data, ensuring that their coverage (for example, of travel, supervision, and overheads) was consistent with the national sources.

Unit costs were for the financial year 2005 — 2006.

Finally, further research should include an economic evaluation covering 4 categories of data: physical quantities of resources, unit costs of resources, descriptive quality of life data, and associated health state preference values.4

Measured health resource use will be valued with standard unit costs (eg, award rates for nurse salaries, Medicare fee schedule for referred services) and presented in 2016 Australian dollars, with second - year costs discounted at 5 %.

Responsible for achieving financial goals for woven tops and bottoms in sales, gross margin, unit costs, and IMU goals.

The base model of the Google Nexus 6P is priced at $ 499 while the 64 GB unit costs $ 549.

Whether you're paying its starting price of $ 1,129 or the $ 2,040 that our test unit costs, you should expect a better business laptop than this.

The monthly premium payment mode is a good tool as it will benefit the consumer to average out the unit costs better as compared to single annual payments.

Finally, the final rule increases the Inter Partes Review (IPR) request and post-institution fees to better align them to their unit costs.

This would tend to drive economies of scale lowering unit costs which can increase margin or keep prices in alignment with client requirements.

The problem areas of the legal aid budget — crown court defence work and child care proceedings — should be addressed swiftly, but the committee said it failed to see the need for «potentially short - sighted transitional arrangements for legal aid remuneration in anticipation of the roll out of competitive tendering from October 2008, where there are already mechanisms for controlling unit costs or where the costs of cases appears to be under control».

Each unit costs $ 15.99 per month and provides $ 1,250 in coverage.

Additionally, it was argued that the nature of the proposed partnering agreement was such that information about unit costs and rates for work to be done would be of little use to leaseholders and that there was no benefit to be gained in supplying such information for the purposes of sub-para 4 (6) and (7) of Sch 2 of the regulations.

In this case, the applicant was unable to point to any proposed QLTA contract document or to identify the detail of key features of the document, ie in particular, the proposed unit costs and rates for work.

• Over the long - term it is very likely that the unit costs of energy will rise as resources become scarcer, the UK becomes more dependent on imports and there is a bigger shift towards green energy policies.

Scale allows unit costs to be reduced and allows expertise in the development and deployment of new technologies to be gained.

Diseconomies, not surprisingly means the opposite, per unit costs increase with increased output.

The possibility of wave energy unit costs falling to 2 - 3 pence / kWh within 3 to 5 years mentioned in the commentary is derived from experience of onshore wind energy costs, not from experience in wave energy.

Unit costs will continue to decline and battery technology is the next big thing, extending the reach of renewables.

The report reviews publicly available data on energy and capacity prices and nuclear unit costs from the Nuclear Energy Institute for 2013 through 2017.

We also came up against the challenge of working with lower density limits in smaller cities, which presents a challenge in achieving a certain economy of scale to reduce per unit costs.

Estimated unit costs of SCO from steam - assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) with upgrading, with and without CCS, and of conventional crude oil in 2025, versus different costs of CO2 emissions.

Insert your own (authoritative and properly justified) unit costs and quantities.

Markets can deliver a remarkably flexible response, but there is a limit to the pace at which the capacity of the oil field - services sector to deliver these technologies can be expanded and unit costs be reduced to levels at which they can be widely and successfully deployed....

Each unit costs energy to put on the battlefield — so don't start spamming out loads of troops without thinking careful first.

Not a bad price really, but I've still no idea how much the unit itself costs, or if there are functional buttons aside from the one that says «play.»

Their unit costs are 3000, 2000, and 1000 respectively.

According to «a highly - positioned, trusted source,» each Kinect unit costs Microsoft $ 150 to manufacture, a number said to be far above what the platform holder expected to spend on the device and a topic of concern for the company.

These aircraft represent savings of more than ten per cent in unit costs compared to the current models.

expenses, of course — noting the relentless quest for lower unit costs, coupled with the usual margin pressure from the supermarkets, I don't expect these to end anytime soon.

Stock up on those items with low per - unit costs.

The «Contour Record 2 HD - DVR» unit costs $ 21.49 / month, and can record up to two simultaneous recordings with 200 hours of DVR storage.

At the end of the day, offset printing sounds like a win - win: cheaper unit costs, higher quality, and more options.

They may be primary rights, but the per - unit costs of e-book sales are actually ridiculously low compared to per - unit costs of print books.

Smaller print runs equals increased unit costs.

For large numbers of copies, the per - unit costs for POD are higher than for press printing.

The Kindle unit itself costs $ 359, and best - seller books are $ 9.99 each.

However, since traditional publishers own the means of mass production for print books, their per - unit costs are lower than mine, which means they can offer a print edition for less than I can.

The higher per - unit costs of a POD book means that I have to price the book higher than the industry standard for a book of this kind in order to make a net profit.

After all, there's no real basis for a price — no «fixed cost,» unlike a print book, which has per - unit costs to print and ship (and store, etc.).

After publishing the NPRM, the agency published a cost teardown study for ESC and RSC systems for heavy trucks to assess the required components and their unit costs.

This paper by Marguerite Roza examines how calculating the per unit costs of what schools or districts can deliver can provide the best insight into the implications of all that spending.

In our custom training proposals, we provide unit costs, so it's easier to calculate the total cost if the scope changes.

An increase in the price of a good or service enables producers to cover higher per - unit costs, causing the quantity supplied to increase, and vice versa.

The costs of drug therapy were analysed as overall costs, and the costs of hospital days were calculated according to the Finnish health care system's unit costs, which also include the patient's payment contribution.