operating cost
Noun
Meaning
the expense of maintaining property (e.g., paying property taxes and utilities and insurance); it does not include depreciation or the cost of financing or income taxes
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AC power redirect Battery replacement was a major operating cost for early radio receiver users.
In addition, support toward operating cost was received from Jocelyn Township and office space provided by St. Joseph Township.
As Casaravilla explains, electric vehicles represent "about one eighth of operating cost per kilometer" and this operating cost is around "70% cheaper" compared to conventional cars.
Customers benefit from minimization of long term operating cost and equipment downtime.
As with Cairn Hill, the Snaefell magnetite appears to be relatively coarse grained which has the potential for a lower capital and operating cost project.
The F-35A's cost per flying hour in BY2012 dollars is $32,500 while the F-16C/D is $25,500, but each F-35A is expected to fly only 250 hours a year, compared to the F-16's 316 hours a year, resulting in the same yearly operating cost.