unit costing

The facilities on the A4 are the kind you'd expect on a unit costing rather more.

Under his leadership, it developed some 10,000 housing units costing an estimated $500 million to build.

Hollis Research appreciates that there is a market for such a unit costing less than £100.

No matter what faction a player uses, each unit has a corresponding point cost, with generally powerful units costing much more than standard soldiers.

Still, the industry defines a luxury purchase as a queen unit costing $799 or more - up from $599 just a few years ago.

This new group immediately programmed a fleet replacement of 80 units costing PHP250 million.

It was to be one of the largest such developments in Spain, with an original plan of 13,500 units costing over 9 billion euros to build.

Each item also has a points value, with more powerful units costing more points, so that battles are fought between balanced armies.

This included efficient product unit costing, break-even analysis, cash flow and profit accounting, and forecasting.

Priced at $75,000, two-bedroom units required just $5,000 more down than one-bedroom units costing $50,000.

Total costs approached $7.5 billion ($5.2 billion private financing and $2.3 billion public financing), with the average unit costing $4,566.00.

One, now rising, is an eight-town-house development called Piermont Court, with 2- to 4-bedroom units costing $340,000 to $500,000, said the developer, Harvey Shapiro.

The suggested retail prices for Bemis table-top units are $39.95 to $59.95, with larger console-size units costing $79 to $119, Mr. Berger said.

A new critical care unit costing £6.25 million opened in February 2009 and in late 2010 new endoscopy and eye surgery units opened in the Appleton Wing.

The class is largely based on the MaK-built DB Class 240, with each unit costing 32 million Norwegian krone (NOK).

Inexpensive and moderate performance discrete phono preamplifiers with RIAA equalization are available, while high-end audiophile units costing thousands of dollars continue to be available in very small numbers.

Thus, even after the stock market crash of 1987 and the subsequent slowing of apartment sales, the team retained the strategy of concentrating on larger units costing $1 million, Mr. Edelstein said.

There are also signs of renewal in the precinct, mostly strikingly the rows of prefabricated Nehemiah housing, connected brick units costing $50,000 to $70,000 each, that have sprung up on once-vacant lots.

Digital microscopes range from inexpensive units costing from perhaps US$20 which connect to a computer via USB connector, to units costing tens of thousands of dollars.

The boxes of books filling a basement corner of their 120-year-old brick building eventually were moved to a storage unit costing $150 a month to rent, and then to a basement of a loft building owned by a friend.

Simulators have been available since the early 1970s, and systems range in cost from compact units costing well under $200 dollars that work with a computer or video game console, to sophisticated ones costing tens of thousands of dollars.

On Nov. 2, housing authority officials announced an ambitious plan to topple the mostly vacant and boarded-up buildings at the complex and replace them with 527 town houses and small apartment houses, with units costing up to $100,000 each.

For the year 1982-3, the Stephen Jones working group also put together a long-term system for the allocation of the pool based on unit costing and the 1982-3 allocation of £539 million was the first one to be determined by it.

Meanwhile, prices and demand at the lower end of the rental market - for units costing $1,000 a month and less - are holding steady, reported Dawn Roman, a co-owner of Century 21 Dawn's Gold Realty, in Yonkers.

Division B's managers would probably reject this offer as they would see each unit costing that division £90 (£50 + £40) but yielding only £80; Division B would make a loss of £10 a unit by selling at £80.