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The "Lifeguard" design reduced overall body weight, the number of fasteners used, and man-hours required for assembly.

Tinker's portion of the '13M project was spread over 272 days, took 45,000 man-hours and was delivered 90 days earlier than planned.

On average, tunneling proceeded at between 116 and 180 man-hours per meter (35–55 hr/ft).

The Soviets had enormous problems building the engines to standard, as demonstrated in the 20,000 man-hours required to build a single engine in 1947.

This figure dropped to a more reasonable 7,900 man-hours by November 1948 and declined further still to 4,734 man-hours by 1 March 1949, close to the target of 4,000 man-hours.

At this point many man-hours of paid production work and considerable amounts of money for location fees and/or permits have been invested in the chosen location.

The archeologist Mary Metcalf estimates that 805,000 man-hours were required to build Pueblo Bonito's main structure.

Policing costs exceeded £6 million and 20,000 man-hours, and the Chief Constable of Sussex declared they would only support the ports two days a week and that they would prevent passage of lorries on the other days.