Sentence examples for continuously growing demand from inspiring English sources

In order to keep up with the continuously growing demand for high-rate wireless services, the last decade has witnessed extensive efforts and innovative solutions for enhancing the capacity and reliability of wireless communication systems.

This continuously growing demand also becomes obvious from the amounts exported from Makassar shown in Table 1.

According this research, healthcare, the public sector and education will see "continuously growing job demand" through 2019, while manufacturing will be hit the hardest.

Intelligent and automatic security surveillance systems have recently become an active research focus due to continuously growing public demand for such systems.

Towards this direction, heterogeneous networking (HetNet) deployments, proposed by 3GPP LTE-A standardization group, are expected to become a reality in the next few years, thus providing efficient ways to deal with the continuously growing traffic demand [1, 2].

To address the continuously growing clinical demand for 18F-labeled PSMA-probes, we developed two novel Glu-urea-Glu(EuE -based inhibitors, EuE -basedFBOA (1) and EuE-k-β-a-18F-FPyl (2), both winhibitorszed linker structure and different 18F-labeled aromatic moieties.

The Universal Mobile Telecommunication Standard (UMTS) is continuously evolving to meet the growing demand of modern mobile and Internet applications for high capacity and advanced features in security and quality of service.

Nevertheless, the affection for a printed handbook was highly underestimated and during the first 5 years of the continuously evolving online version, a growing demand for a new print edition was voiced by the scientific and corporate community.

Available connectivity, including direct and indirect connectivity, can meet the continuously growing communication demands on road.

Their function is critical to embryonic survival because the embryo's expanding vascularization in response to rapid growth requires the heart to continuously increase its cardiac output and meet this growing demand (Campbell et al. 1992).

Telecommunications providers have continuously invested in network infrastructure and services to handle growing demand.