Sentence examples for demand figures from inspiring English sources

In order to satisfy projected demand figures for this design, the calibration capabilities had to be improved and a multi inline capability introduced.

Besides the comparison of specific demand figures, it allows a holistic view of the production site and most importantly the modelling of energy demand profiles.

But business runs on numbers and advertising clients demand figures, especially on the return they can expect by spending their money in different ways.The problem is measuring that return.

The investment figures also highlight how poor it is to use the quarterly state final demand figures that are released with the national GDP figures to try and determine if a state is "in recession".

The 65-cent increase comes from the federal Milk Market Order pricing system, which sets the price for raw fluid milk every month, based on national supply and demand figures.

Even if manufacturers and retailers can forecast aggregate demand figures with some certainty, it is becoming increasingly difficult to predict how that demand will be distributed among the many SKUs they sell.

They were discovering — or creating — consumer demand, figuring out what they can convince consumers they need, then going to the laboratory and saying, 'Build this!' People were saying, 'We can create demand.

Perhaps the most acute crisis is in electricity, where peak supply falls 11% short of demand and the demand figure ignores, among much other suppressed appetite for electricity, the 56% of households without connections.

Although cerebral autoregulation is characteristically preserved during CPB, untreated hypertension, profound hypothermia, pH-stat blood gas management, diabetes, and certain neurologic disorders may impair this important link between cerebral blood flow nutrient supply and metabolic demand (Figure 5).

For all these scenarios, the future harvest demand (Figure 2) was defined on the basis of the historical amount of harvest reported by the FAOSTAT data, corrected according to the analysis described above (see Table 1).

The mycelium derived from a germinating Δcas2 ascospore was composed of thin vacuolated hyphae indicating that CAS2 is needed at conditions of higher HCO3− demand (Figure 7B).