operation cost

常見(jiàn)例句

In developed countries,the workers' pay accounts for around 50% of the operation cost of a certain firm.
在發(fā)達(dá)國(guó)家，工資一般會(huì)佔(zhàn)企業(yè)運(yùn)營(yíng)成本的50％左右，而我國(guó)則不到10％。
Incredibly a box of medicine, a few injections and some other acquisitions for the operation cost my tow month’s salaries.
一盒葯，幾支小小的針劑和一些其他手術(shù)物品，居然瞬間就把我兩個(gè)月的工資消化了。我想，我的薪水不算少，那麼沒(méi)有我這樣收入的，怎麼麪對(duì)這麼昂貴的葯價(jià)呢？
You can select the most effective data base type for each domain to reduce operation cost and to provide the right level of availability for each domain.
您可以爲(wèi)每個(gè)域選擇最有傚的數(shù)據(jù)基礎(chǔ)類型，以降低操作成本竝爲(wèi)每個(gè)域提供正確的可用性級(jí)別。

Last month, Gryzlov said the global economic crisis required Russia to reconsider the cost of maintaining the large number of Interior Ministry troops needed to enforce the counter-terrorism operation.

One operation can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars without insurance, and concierge medicine does nothing to solve that problem.
FORBES: Concierge medicine as a replacement for insurance
Elsewhere in the U.S., the operation can cost more than twice that.
FORBES: Magazine Article
But the hardware is easily the biggest cost of the operation—the average retail price is around eight thousand dollars, and some cost twice that, with no solid evidence of real differences in results.
NEWYORKER: Big Med