An Investigation on Attention Mechanism–Based Long Short-Term Memory for Gearbox Fault Diagnosis by Ningning Wu, Yang Li, Xiaogang Li, Keyan Yuan, Wenyuan Jiang, Ke Li

“…The gearbox is widely used in various machines, and their fault diagnosis can reduce unexpected downtime and maintenance costs. Although deep learning networks (DLNs) can automatically extract features from original series data and perform diagnostic analysis, their ability to distinguish complex or imbalanced fault patterns may be unsatisfactory. …”
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Risks and Chances of the Digital Economy in Russia by M. A. Eskindarov, V. V. Maslennikov, O. V. Maslennikov

“…The chances are: emerging new professions affected by digitalization; development of security and risk management technologies; automation of industry and provision of services; development of 3D printing and other additive manufacturing technologies; development of end-to-end virtual environment technologies; virtually endless segmentation and restructuring of the digital economy due to permanent appearing and disappearing of its elements (niches); reducing transaction costs; improving the quality of state electronic services for both business and public.…”
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Assessing demographic vulnerability and weather impacts on utility disconnections in California by Trevor Memmott, David M. Konisky, Sanya Carley

“…We find that zip codes with a higher share of vulnerable households, especially Black and Hispanic households and households with young children, face a higher number and rate of utility disconnections, even after controlling for an extensive set of factors that are commonly thought to explain higher rates of energy insecurity, including income, housing characteristics, and energy costs. Our analysis also suggests that sociodemographic and weather disparities in disconnections differ between utility types. …”
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Effect of Adding Steel and Glass Fibers on the Mechanical Properties  and the Thickness of Rigid Concrete Pavements by Mahmood G. Abduljawad, Amjad H. Albayati

“…A thicker slab distributes weight more effectively on the subgrade; however, greater thickness significantly raises construction costs, requires more resources, and negatively impacts the natural environment. …”
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ANALYSIS OF ENERGY CONSUMPTION ECONOMY IN CRYOGENIC SYSTEMS BY THE USE OF HEAT EXCHANGERS by A. V. Trotsenko

“…The approximate method for evaluation of power consumption economy demonstrated that for a simple throttle cycle the use of the heat exchanger enables to reduce power costs by about 30 % regardless of the mode of operation. …”
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Blood meal, feather meal, and spray-dried blood cells in dairy diets: a review by C. A. Hammond, A. P. Faciola

“…Abstract Rising costs and environmental concerns are driving the search for sustainable alternatives to soybean meal (SBM), the predominant protein source in dairy cattle diets, due to its economic volatility and environmental footprint. …”
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CARBON FOREST PROJECTS IN THE CONTEXT OF ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT EFFICIENCY by Alla Pakina

“…However, the analysis of CFPs implementation in the example of Bystrinsky MPP shows the excess of costs over benefits. In this regard, more effective projects can be proposed for regions with a high degree of forest cover, such as Zabaikalie. …”
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An Energy Calculation Method of Pitch Backup Power Supply Based on Design Load Cases by LI Gaoyu, YU Yong, LI Tao, LIU Zhe, LIU Runrui

“…In the comparison of energy demand calculations for the backup power supply of the 10MWD230 model respectively from the traditional and proposed methods, the latter reduced energy consumption for unfeathering by 56.57% while ensuring the continuous and stable operation of the wind turbines, corresponding to a significant decrease in the costs associated with the ultracapacitor module.…”
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The transformation of outer space into a warfighting domain in the 21st century by Bogdan Stojanović

“…The theoretical paradigm is a realistic perspective of international institutions as a reflection of the most powerful state’s minimum consensus on a mechanism for reducing their costs. Successfully tested anti-satellite weapons open new questions about the defense of vulnerable space installations from enemy attacks. …”
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Empowering Students to Serve Through the Manufacture of Organic Fertilizers at Islamic Boarding Schools by Imam Subqi, Saipullah Hasan, Nur Laily Fauziah

“…(c) manufacture of independent decomposers as a way to minimize business costs and facilitate the materials needed in the manufacture of organic fertilizers. …”
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Applications of Artificial Intelligence Enhanced Drones in Distress Pavement, Pothole Detection, and Healthcare Monitoring with Service Delivery by Yue Wang, Tian Ye

“…Moreover, an analysis to determine and reduce the costs in the healthcare sectors and organizations is required for future work.…”
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Influence of Abrasive Wear on Reliability and Maintainability of Components in Quarry Technological Equipment: A Case Study by Vlad Alexandru Florea, Mihaela Toderaș, Daniel Tihanov-Tănăsache

“…To address these findings, the study proposes two solutions: (1) manufacturing experimental prototypes with alternative materials for the trough to improve wear resistance and reliability; and (2) on-site welding reconditioning of metal components to reduce costs and downtime.…”
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THE IMPACT OF ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ON ENHANCING THE TRAVEL EXPERIENCE FOR TOURISTS: AN ANALYSIS OF SUCCESSFUL MODELS by Fatima Zohra BENBRAHMI, Hadj M’hammed MEHOR

“…Third, technological innovations enhance operational efficiency and reduce costs. The article concludes by offering future insights on how to leverage AI to achieve further innovation and growth in the travel and tourism industry, emphasizing the importance of international collaboration in knowledge and experience exchange to develop the tourism sector for optimal results.…”
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Surrogate‐Model Assisted Plausibility‐Check, Calibration, and Posterior‐Distribution Evaluation of Subsurface‐Flow Models by Jonas Allgeier, Olaf A. Cirpka

“…Abstract Modern physics‐based subsurface‐flow models often require many parameters and computationally costly simulations. This prohibits traditional ensemble‐based conditioning. …”
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Benefits and barriers of vertical greenery systems in Delhi: Evaluating design professionals’ perceptions by Irfan Haider Khan, Taiyaba Munawer

“…Despite acknowledging VGSs' capacity to mitigate urban heat islands and reduce building energy consumption, industry professionals consistently identified three primary barriers to widespread adoption: substantial costs, high maintenance, and insufficient regulatory frameworks. …”
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Volatilomics with SPME/GC-MS method for halal species authentication of meat products by Chafiyani Wulan Pertiwi, Nancy Dewi Yuliana, Dias Indrasti

“…However, certain types of meat are relatively expensive, which encourages the practice of adulterating non-halal meat to reduce production costs. Therefore, the use of analytical methods to detect the presence of non-halal species in products is necessary, especially for the halal certification process. …”
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ADAPTATION OF RUSSIAN FIRMS TO THE EXTERNAL ENVIRONMENT CHANGES: THE ROLE OF ELECTRONIC BUSINESS by A. Trachuk, N. Linder

“…This approach allowed to draw some conclusions regarding the features of building business models using e-business, to identify opportunities for transformation, aimed not only at improving the efficiency and competitiveness, but also on creating a new value for consumers in order to maintain and increase existing market share and to establish new markets of consumers.business allows to create a new value based on increasing efficiency by reducing, first of all, transaction costs, by decreasing asymmetric information, increasing the speed of transactions and so on. …”
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Destination image of China’s National parks from a stakeholder perspective by Qiu Jingpei, Xie ZiXuan, Zhang Conglin

“…The study reveals that tourists have a profound natural landscape experience but superficial cultural perception, and are sensitive to costs and management issues; residents benefit from tourism but are troubled by regional imbalances and lifestyle restrictions; enterprises seek economic benefits yet face policy constraints; the government emphasizes ecological protection and systematic governance; and non-profit organizations focus on ecological and cultural protection but are resource-constrained. …”
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THE EFFICIENCY OF GAS-PUMPING UNITS by E. I. Kupreev, N. B. Karnitzki

“…Pipeline transport takes the first place among all the other ways to deliver gas because it ensures a uniform and uninterrupted supply of gas at minimum costs. The main objects of main gas pipelines include process areas, including several compressor stations and sections of the pipeline between them. …”
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Improved Phase Diversity Wavefront Sensing with a Deep Learning-Driven Hybrid Optimization Approach by Yangchen Wang, Ming Wen, Hongcai Ma

“…However, conventional optimization-based PDWS methods often suffer from high computational costs and sensitivity to initial values. To address these challenges, this paper proposes a hybrid PDWS method that integrates deep learning with nonlinear optimization to improve efficiency and accuracy. …”
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