This lack of space causes demand for dense, high-rise offices and housing.
AMD said it already accounted for about 4-5% of the x86-based server market, but had responded to demand for "denser server clusters" in which more processors are packed into a smaller space, creating the need for chips that produce less heat and consume less energy.
This area qualified for an intensive investigation because it shows urban structures in a regional context, which means that there is a big potential of resources from rural areas and waste heat from an industrial side as well as demand from denser settlements in urban areas.
We report optimal solutions for problems with 30 nodes, 60 edges, and fully dense demand matrices within a few minutes of cpu time for most instances.
District heating systems may benefit from economies of scale if demand is geographically dense, as in cities and greenhouses, but otherwise piping installation dominates capital costs.
He wanted to import these ingredients into the U.S., but the Jamaican government had banned pimento exports in the early 1900s after demand for the dense, beautiful wood nearly wiped out the supply.
Tonal and flashy, with dense, demanding brass and percussion writing, it suited the ebullient spirit of the program.
But he quickly became most renowned for his performances of new music, particularly the dense, demanding works of Milton Babbitt, who dedicated his "Partitions" to Mr. Helps in 1957, and of Mel Powell and George Perle.
Throughout, Mr. Van Nevel drew a solid, burnished, well-tuned and perfectly unified wall of sound from his singers, who seemed undaunted by the demands of the dense, complicated works at hand.
(Tommasini) Nono Muchmore Warp ed) Festival (Saturday) Composed in 1988 and 1989, Luigi Nono's dense, demanding "La Lontanza Nostalgicia Utopica Futura" is closely associated with the violinist who premiered it, Gidon Kremer.
