Sentence examples for contrasting demands from inspiring English sources

Contrasting demands of reduced heat leaks and effective dump of surplus heat require new technologies and advanced design concepts to be satisfied under strict mass limits imposed.

Much of the commission's package navigated between the contrasting demands of fossil fuel-dependent countries and industries and those such as Germany and Denmark, which already have advanced plans to decarbonise.

Researchers can play a key role in facilitating the learning process by contributing knowledge and by helping formulate options for action which will imply definition of tradeoffs between contrasting demands and interests.

Trott will play a domestique's role  with Wiggle-Honda, using the contrasting demands of road racing to build her strength for the track without changing her primary aim.

APEs are responsive and accountable to both community and health system officials (supervisors) which between them have contrasting demands and in some cases show agency in co-constructing a middle path acceptable to all.

We concluded that to meet these contrasting demands, GP care should be more personal, planned around groups of patients with similar needs rather than around professionals with similar skills.

Belgium, by contrast, demands up to 25% VAT from foreign diplomats on just about everything.

Person-centred care, by contrast, demands that care workers focus – as most wish to – on the unique and changing needs of the human being to whom they offer support.

But Judge Burge wrote that while the United States Constitution did not require the avoidance of all risk of pain, Ohio law, by contrast, "demands the avoidance of any unnecessary risk of pain and, as well, any unnecessary expectation by the condemned person that his execution may be agonizing or excruciatingly painful".

The backlight system also does a mostly excellent job of handling HDR's extreme contrast demands.

"Methods Continuity," by contrast, demands only that philosophical theories emulate the "methods" of inquiry of successful sciences.