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2.4.3 Cost Estimating In planning a new system , it is necessary to evaluate cost as well as performance . The process of blocking out the system , listing on paper all of the items that enter into cost , placing cost figures opposite ...
2.4.3 Cost Estimating In planning a new system , it is necessary to evaluate cost as well as performance . The process of blocking out the system , listing on paper all of the items that enter into cost , placing cost figures opposite ...
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cost . A more expensive system with automatic controls and long - life tubes and apparatus may be less expensive on an annual cost basis than a lower first - cost system requiring more manpower for maintenance .
cost . A more expensive system with automatic controls and long - life tubes and apparatus may be less expensive on an annual cost basis than a lower first - cost system requiring more manpower for maintenance .
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Cost in monetary units is generally important as a factor of the profit and market functions , as a criterion of economic feasibility , or for other reasons . When gross income is fixed as a condition , minimum cost may become the ...
Cost in monetary units is generally important as a factor of the profit and market functions , as a criterion of economic feasibility , or for other reasons . When gross income is fixed as a condition , minimum cost may become the ...
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Contents
WHAT IS SYSTEMS ENGINEERING? | 3 |
THE TD2 RADIO RELAY SYSTEM | 25 |
CHAPTER PAGE | 32 |
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