Sentence examples for criterion of demand from inspiring English sources
The way the deficit is calculated, based on empirical criterion of demand (number of unfilled positions), assumes implicitly that the present number of staff positions is appropriate.
This paper addresses the optimization of supply chain design and planning under responsive criterion and economic criterion with the presence of demand uncertainty.
"Investors are benefitting from cheap mortgage rates, less strict criteria and plenty of demand from tenants looking for decent property to rent".
The novel technical criterion of relative heating demand (RHD) which makes the economic index of relative NPV (RNPV) equal to zero determined the eligible PPGESs for being equipped with a CHP unit.
"It is our opinion Dalhousie University has failed to meet the necessary criteria of our demands," they announced.
"It is our opinion Dalhousie University has failed to meet the necessary criteria of our demands," the group announced.
Since the political culture and institutions of a people are primary cause of wealth and its distribution, the criterion of reciprocity does not demand equal distributive shares among members of different polities.
"But for those properties that meet the criteria, there's a lot of demand".
Therefore PCT EARs could be affected by local policies on criteria for admission and management of demand.
Participants believed there would be a large demand for sub acute services and that to cope with the predicted level of demand eligibility criteria would need to be specified and adhered to closely to ensure patients who would benefit most received the service.
Again, the policy OP-8 (with highly curtailed target demand), may be accepted if higher reliability of supply in season 4 (quantity based reliabilities of 94, 63 and 95%% for at site demand of Maithon and Panchet reservoirs and demand at Durgapur Barrage, respectively) (Fig. 4c) at low stipulated demand (i.e., at the cost of quantum of demand) be the criterion for reservoir operation.
