expensive

inexpensively

adverb
The internet allows investors to inexpensively research investment opportunities.

Examples of inexpensive

inexpensive
The pulsing condition of the laser can also be verified using a simple and inexpensive reflective grating.
These models can then be used for rapid and inexpensive performing of large-scale computer-simulated experiments.
Treating seeds with micronutrients potentially provides a simple inexpensive method for improving micronutrient plant nutrition.
Color-based methods for classification and segmentation of natural terrain have been developed that are accurate and computationally inexpensive.
Such organisations provide limited accountability, can deploy quickly with proven military skills, and are relatively inexpensive, given their contract nature.
This methodology is well suited for use in younger populations, and is relatively inexpensive.
This text thus may interpret a dream about a rather ordinary, inexpensive horse - either dun or grey - as indicating good luck.
They attempt to measure the severity of symptoms and have the advantage of being non-invasive, inexpensive and, usually, self-administered.
In conclusion, diagnosis of pulmonary stenosis can now be achieved at an early age with relatively inexpensive and non-invasive techniques.
The hot-wire signals were processed entirely by analogue methods, mainly because wind tunnel time was inexpensive in comparison with available digital computers.
Cassettes have also become increasingly popular, and because they are inexpensive and readily accessible, sales are quite robust.
This purification method is easy to perform and relatively inexpensive.
Thus, remote sensing may enable relatively inexpensive measurement of evapotranspiration over much greater geographical coverage than could be obtained by weather stations alone.
These are highly acceptable to the public, easily applied, inexpensive and may avert the development of many clinical cases.
The technology itself was simple enough for a child to figure out, and inexpensive enough that adults were not precious about it.
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