However, if a city can generate enough energy to meet its local demands via solar energy, including any additional energy demands consequential on the lower albedo associated with the solar panels, then no energy needs to be generated remotely and then imported.
Chief executive Andi Case said: The multi-cyclical and volatile nature of our markets has once again been demonstrated by the sudden shift in oil and other commodity prices which, when coupled with the evolving economic environment, has given rise to a consequential change in the demand supply balance in many markets.
Vista "lays the foundation for a new generation of operating systems as processor vendors evolve to quad-core [chipsets] and beyond, providing consequential impact on overall semiconductor demand," Whittington said.
That set a context to frame service growth, planned to grow in line with population growth and ageing, and consequential growth in care workforce demand.
In his view, the news media are "just satisfying a consumer demand no more elevated or consequential than the demand for cosmetic surgery in Brazil or bullfights in Spain".
Its work is thus at once technically demanding, tortuously dull, and extremely consequential.
The only justification of religion is that it demands things that are not consequential.
But as consequential as they are, they need an audience.
The aim of this study was to investigate the environmental impacts arising from the increase in demand for building refurbishments in New Zealand using consequential Life Cycle Assessment (LCA).
Among these are symptom burden – giving rise to health-care demand, disability, personal financial burden, and huge consequential losses in productive time – a large part of which translate into losses from gross domestic product (GDP).
We wondered if this might stem from somewhat extreme demands for low synchrony levels and the consequential, excessive perhaps, cholinergic 'input'input
