Chrysler has also put a significant amount of unit-cost into soundproofing, with acoustic windshield and front-window glass and other noise abatements. ❋ Dan Neil (2012)
Conversely (and again, not asserting this is the factual case), if it would raise the unit-cost 0.01% to half the discharge that would likely be a good regulation. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Conversely and again, not asserting this is the factual case, if it would raise the unit-cost 0.01% to half the discharge that would likely be a good regulation. ❋ Unknown (2010)
The unit-cost of each system falls as the quantity of units purchased rises. ❋ Ethan B. Kapstein (2008)
A cash register full of precision mechanical parts probably came from an older, established company, which has interest in amortizing an existing assembly line, while an equivalent product full of fast microcontrollers probably comes from a new player, which has to bite the bullet on NRE anyhow, so they optimize unit-cost. ❋ Unknown (2006)
This is illustrated in fig. 78, where unit-cost is given for different situations. ❋ Unknown (1985)
The crucial point however, is this: the higher the utilisation of the energy-project, the better off is the supply from the public grid, since its fixed transmission costs result in a decreasing unit-cost, if the load-factor increases. ❋ Unknown (1985)
For the majority of countries, however another problem than the unit-cost is relevant: ethanol from sugarcane plantations needs good agricultural land suitable for food grain production, in contrast to the fuel-wood forests which can grow on non-agricultural land. ❋ Unknown (1985)
To ensure that development costs do not negate the unit-cost savings, the company offers an innovative way to access the programmable hardware through a software-based design flow that bypasses hardware descriptions and logic synthesis. ❋ Unknown (2010)
The United States needs to focus on delivering higher quality per unit-cost - and that should be driven by employers, who have the ability to leverage their purchasing power, Waters said.
By matching the productivity of top drugmakers, average ones could enjoy labor and unit-cost savings worth five to six percentage points of earnings before interest and taxes. ❋ Unknown (2009)
An IT organisation which stabilised around simple unit-cost optimisation will find itself at the mercy of a market which it may not fully understand, with characteristics which haven't factored into its forecasts. ❋ Unknown (2009)
"This productivity advantage provides a competitive unit-cost advantage to Canadian-based producers that is every bit as valuable to auto makers as reductions in hourly labour costs," the analysis said. ❋ Unknown (2009)
The rewards for improvement are significant: by matching the top players 'total labour productivity (capital productivity shows comparable results), average drugmakers would enjoy annual labour and unit-cost savings worth five to six percentage points of earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT).
Despite numerous recent reports and discussions about the overall TCO of computers in schools I believe that the unit-cost is still quite an important psychological factor. ❋ Unknown (2008)
So, hypothetically, if it would double Perdue’s unit-cost to reduce discharge of pollutants into the water by 0.01% (I’m not asserting that this is the case), then the regulation would be suboptimal. ❋ Unknown (2010)
So, hypothetically, if it would double Perdue’s unit-cost to reduce discharge of pollutants into the water by 0.01% I’m not asserting that this is the case, then the regulation would be suboptimal. ❋ Unknown (2010)
(within appropriate limits of optimum sizes and capacities) the larger the unit, the more efficient it is in terms of unit-cost production ... ❋ Unknown (2009)
