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They are also basic to the system's inexpensiveness, because there is no need to acquire a huge right of way and tear down buildings.

Its inexpensiveness, they say, has helped soda producers create the larger portions that have led to overconsumption.

The inexpensiveness of modern speech technology has allowed manufacturers to include talking clock capabilities into a wide range of products.

Near-infrared diode lasers are a popular choice because of this and their relative inexpensiveness.

The Chinese preferred squirrel furs for its warmth, durability, and relative inexpensiveness.

Breyer models are popular candidates for customizing, due to their inexpensiveness and ability to be easily obtained.

The publication added that "one of the more impressive aspects of the university is its inexpensiveness in relation to the quality of education being offered."

The relative inexpensiveness of the infantryman, and shortages of manpower provided incentives for expanding their use.

This system is effective for small- to mid- scale desalination systems in remote locations because of the relative inexpensiveness of solar collectors.

Despite having 10% less steel than many other tankers of similar size, Erika was very popular amongst shipping companies because of its relative inexpensiveness.

Just as the fabric's lightness appeals to sportsmen, its colorfulness, lack of fur and relative inexpensiveness has made it, in a word, trendy.

It is shaped by the inexpensiveness and disposability of rental movies, no doubt, and by the feeling that there's hardly anything at stake.

When the dormitory opened, the Viennese press praised it as "fantastical quarters, a paradise on earth" and as a "wonder of elegance and inexpensiveness".

It's very popular in the open-source hardware modification community due to its relative inexpensiveness, ease of use for beginners, and most importantly, its freely available software tools.

Due to their inherent inexpensiveness, strength, and the ease with which they could be modified for higher performance, many AMC Gremlins were used in drag racing.

This inexpensiveness earned snowballs the nicknames "Hard Times Sundae" and "Penny Sundae".

Given the magnitude of the apparent benefit and the simplicity and inexpensiveness of the intervention, clarification of the role of vitamin A is of considerable importance.

Another proposition suggest that a media's ease of use and inexpensiveness, as well as it utilization of an "active notification capability" will help it achieve universal access.

This was due to the increased mechanization of wood production, the availability and relative inexpensiveness of the material and the resulting demand for houses covered in ornate woodwork.

Often the gottan is compared to the kankara, an Okinawan instrument related to the sanshin, due to its relative inexpensiveness (made from a used metal can) and ease of construction.

Video has become the medium of choice - or, given its relative inexpensiveness, of necessity - among today's young filmmakers, and its aesthetic possibilities are still very much open to exploration.

But once they got here, settled in and began to shoot, the rhythm of the resurrecting Chinese capital and the inexpensiveness of shooting here gradually transformed those eight weeks into three months.

The amount of precise automated systems used in modern factories shows the usefulness and precision of these timers, while their presence in many households shows their availability and inexpensiveness.

IKEA uses a sales technique called "bulla bulla" in which a bunch of items are purposefully jumbled in bins, to create the impression of volume, and therefore, inexpensiveness.

The relative inexpensiveness of game shows was also part of "Carmen Sandiego's" attraction, said its producers, noting that it would be practically impossible to introduce a "Sesame Street"-scale program on public television today.