And that's the cheapest, so this one gets expanded.

The cheapest is the best.

Same with cheapest first.

This is the cheapest store in town.

This is the cheapest shop in town.

The cheapest products are often the most dangerous.

You often have to buy the cheapest products.

The cheapest, most secure barrel of oil there is is the one not used through efficiencies.

Instead, the cheapest path is this one over here, so move it to the explored list.

It was the cheapest source of protein in America.

That man is the richest whose pleasures are the cheapest.

Peace be with you. Pray is cheapest.

Immunization, that's the cheapest way to save a child's life.

By the way, humor is one of the cheapest and most wonderful forms of reappraisal it takes less resources.

For cheapest first, the frontier is going to be more complicated.

Now let's think about what happens with the cheapest car on the market.

Because, this is, or we're assuming, is the cheapest car on the market.

An algorithm that has traditionally been called uniform cost search but could be called cheapest first search, is guaranteed to find the path with the cheapest total cost.

We guarantee the cheapest price for a French language school in Quebec, Canada.

And this, let's just say, is the cheapest car that happens to be on the market this is actually a picture of a 1985 assuming this is the cheapest car on the market.

For cheapest first, it would mean finding the path with the lowest total path cost.

Cheapest first, first we expand the path of length zero, then the path of length 2.

Second, cheapest first search, in which we always expand first the path with the lowest total cost.

And, working on the idea that the cheapest electric toaster would also be the simplest to reverse engineer,

Now the cheapest node is 239 here, so we expand, finally, into Bucharest at a cost of 460.

So people have more money but are they going to spend that money buying the cheapest car on the market?

You go and you say, I want to buy, who's going to sell to me for the cheapest price?

I now by instinct followed the streets that took me waterward, for there, doubtless, were the cheapest, if not the cheeriest inns.

And when the cheapest solutions involve reducing the number of jobs, you're left with unemployed people, and those people aren't cheap.

We've been here before with energy, and people saying the economy cannot withstand a switch, because the cheapest energy was slavery.

And now, which path are we going to pick next in order to expand according to the rules of cheapest first?

And as we've seen, it's guaranteed to find the cheapest path of all, assuming that all the individual step costs are not negative.

With the BRTs we're doing, again, the cheapest and fastest way, we're going to move to 63 percent of the population being carried by high capacity transportation.

And in depth first, cheapest or optimal would mean, again, as in breadth first, finding the shortest possible path in terms of number of lengths.

Picking the right one, the small one, the simple one, the concise one, the elegant one, requires creativity.

Now, all the paths on the front tier have an estimated cost that's greater than c, and we know that because the front tier is explored in cheapest first order.

One the one hand,

In technology, we spend so much time experimenting, fine tuning, getting the absolute cheapest way to do something, so why aren't we doing that with social policy?

'Uh, one'....'one'.... 'one'. .......the volunteer answers, 'It's two'...... 'one'

One is the right one.

This is the one. This is the one, Austin. This is the one.

To ask, What is the cheapest possible stuff that you could make a diagnostic system out of, and get useful information, add function? And what we've chosen is paper.

The more one has, the more one wants.

The more one has, the more one wants.

The more one has, the more one wants.