Greater flexibility and lower life cycle costs are likely advantages of distribution.

The very low energy consumption of this process gives it an edge across life cycle costs of similar solutions.

Infrastructure durability is important to decrease infrastructure life cycle costs.

Evaluate system life cycle costs.

Coincidentally, maintainability improvements, incorporated into designs, have continued in an effort to reduce the maintenance element of aircraft life cycle costs.

Lower first costs are largely attributed to integration with structure and design elements, while lower life cycle costs result from decreased maintenance.

KPPs help compare the operational effectiveness, suitability, and life cycle costs of alternatives to satisfy the military need.

Recycling and biofuel conversion are the sustainable options that generally have superior life cycle costs, particularly when total ecological consequences are considered.

Since scrap copper retains much of its primary value, copper's life cycle costs are reduced when accounting for its salvage value.

Life cycle costs favour the Voith solution, something reflected in the residual value of a Voith water tractor.

While the cost of purchasing residential meters is low (in the range of US$20 per meter), the total life cycle costs of metering are higher.

Wheeled self-propelled guns are usually cheaper to procure than their more common tracked counterparts, have lower life cycle costs and are easier to operate and maintain.

On a smaller scale, adherents to sustainable building practices will find considerable improvements over the traditional building model with their structure's long-term durability and reduced life cycle costs.

The French claimed that their projected Airbus A400M, although more expensive, would have lower life cycle costs (LCCs) than the An-70.

If land landings can be added to the system safely, another major reduction in life cycle costs would result, because the team believed that the system could be made re-usable."

The AAH requirements for reliability, survivability and life cycle costs were very similar to the UTTAS requirements.

It is the combination of management, financial, engineering, and other practices applied to physical assets such as plant, machinery, equipment, buildings and structures in pursuit of economic life cycle costs.

The new radar improves the effective air-to-air missile range of the aircraft and allows for faster and more accurate detection and tracking of multiple aircraft with lower life cycle costs.

By mid April Defence Minister MacKay had taken the approach that the Auditor General and his department merely disagreed as to what should be included in the aircraft's life cycle costs.

Provide the Risk Adjusted Life Cycle Costs (LCC) estimates required by the General Services Administration (GSA) for the Analysis of Alternatives.

The study did not say what it would cost to build an accelerator but said the cost of operating one would be about half that of a reactor and "total life cycle costs," which includes construction, would be about 25 percent less than a reactor.

The National Post's Andrew Coyne pointed out that DND had agreed with the Auditor General in 2010, after a similar disagreement about the Sikorsky CH-148 Cyclone costing, that all life cycle costs be included in future reports.

The Reliability, Maintainability, Improvement radar upgrade will extend the system service life of the AN/TPQ-37 radar and significantly reduce customer life cycle costs, allowing the system to remain the mainstay of long range artillery well into the 21st Century.

The technical committee on Bridge Management is concerned with "methods and technologies for selection and evaluation of cost-effective, programmatic optimal strategies for comprehensive management of bridges and structures, taking into account life cycle costs and functional requirements such as safety, mobility, and traffic congestion".

The design and cost evaluation will be based on a facilities brief derived from the market analysis appropriate for the site, a contract strategy and overall programme with defined roles for the technical professionals, a view of how easy the project would be to build and life cycle costs and elemental costing.