Translation of "Fallende kosten" in English

De creasing costs will boost the demand for broadband multimedia tele-services.

The rise is attributed both to increased availability and a drop in the cost of the class A substance.

Falling hardware costs and reliable, low-cost networks mean that cost/benefit analyses tend to favour BIM.

The Commission mentions a major obstacle to market access: high telecommunications costs, although it acknowledges that there have already been "significant price reductions" as a result of falling costs and increased competition.

The Commission mentions a major obstacle to market access: high telecommunications costs, although in point 2.1 of the communication it acknowledges that there have already been "significant price reductions" as a result of falling costs and increased competition.

Such a design concept comprising a monitoring computer will increase the safety and reliability of the safety system on the one hand, but on the other will also cause a very considerable increase in costs for such a safety system.

Drastically falling prices for data storage enable new scenarios where unlimited connectivity becomes reality:

Meanwhile, increasing efficiencies and plummeting costs of lithium ion (li-on) batteries are already making night-time residential storage of PV and wind power cost-effective.

Decreasing production costs, increasing demands for quality as well as the integration with the existing IT net­work lead to new applications, which was not possible years ago.

War and its huge cost; the falling dollar; mounting trade and budget deficits; the chicanery that hollowed out companies like Enron and WorldCom; the bursting of the high-tech bubble: capitalism American-style is both under strain and under a cloud.

Negative ratings in the face of financial difficulties send a country into a kind of debt spiral, because a falling rating increases the cost of borrowing even more and makes the country's financial situation even worse.

For that purpose, the mere clarification of definitions relating to the contents of the relevant indents of Schedule C would not be sufficient to achieve the necessary level of harmonisation, which is, in particular, intrinsically linked to the choice and definition of some ratios relating to economic information (i.e. costs and portfolio turnover).

Early movers are already shaking things up. Universities, pension funds, churches, banks, and even the heirs to the Rockefeller oil fortune are pulling their money out of fossil-fuel assets or are considering the possibility of divestment – an option made increasingly attractive by the swiftly falling cost of renewable energy.

The decline in the cost and prices of set-top decoders is reducing switching costs for consumers.

On a more general note, whilst it may seem possible to quantify the cost of some measures explicitly designed to tackle the consequences of poverty (specific benefits and services), it is more difficult to pinpoint, within overall budgets, the costs of specific poverty-prevention measures in fields such as education, training, information, accommodation and health.

In its decision to open the formal investigation procedure, the Commission expressed doubts as to whether all of the four cost categories for which the Financing Guidelines provide for compensation payments indeed relate to a public service obligation, whether they have been clearly defined, and whether at least a part of the costs covered by the cost categories should not be paid by the undertakings in their own commercial interest (see recitals 61 to 75 of the opening decision).

For cost category 1, 2 and 3 the costs have to be calculated using accounting cost categories and costs for material and energy, costs for rent or leasing, overhead costs, depreciation and interest.

Furthermore, in view of the prospect for a further precipitous decline in the price of semiconductors and the qualitative improvements of the new generations of technologies, the ICT sector will continue to make possible the introduction of new, more productive capital in the economy at diminishing cost.

So these innovations together can transform automakers from wringing tiny savings out of Victorian engine and seal-stamping technologies to the steeply falling costs of three linked innovations that strongly reenforce each other -- namely ultralight materials, making them into structures and electric propulsion.

By lowering debt and interest payments, this will make room to cover many of the costs re lated to ageing in later years.

Another particular advantage of the invention is that applying same does not cause a significant increase in cost.

In particular, the cost of the meeting facilities and interpretation, and the accommodation and travel expenses of members of the EWC, shall be met by the central management of the undertaking or controlling undertaking.

Before being eligible for Community funding, the project must have received a firm commitment of the funds from other sources for 50 % of the costs falling within the scope of the action plan.

Pest control will be essential, but again, it is clear that to follow the path of traditional intensive agriculture will result in the same problems of rising cost, falling reliability and detrimental environmental impact.