Why is the demand for balance between work and personal requirements being limited to the elites?
The demand for balancing and ancillary services is expected to increase in line with the increase of intermittent renewables.
The integration of continuously varying and not easily predictable wind power generation is affecting the stability of the power system and leads to increasing demand for balancing services.
The demand for balance and motor coordination may have inhibited the production of strength and muscle endurance.
As the integration of RES will be increasing, covering higher percentage of the demand, the need for balancing power will also be increasing.
Now Get Back to Work" (On the Contrary, May 6), in which Daniel Akst contended that workplace monomania has changed history for the better: The column attributes part of the popular outcry against workaholics to the "feminization of culture," arguing that the entry of more women into the work force had caused new demands for balancing work and life.
For the subdivision schemes, pseudo splines provide various choices that meet different demands for balancing the approximation power, the length of the support, and the regularity of the limit functions.
It seems plausible that core stability is important for injury prevention and athletic performance, especially in sports with large demands for balance control, such as gymnastics.
In the past, resistance training lacking stable support has been termed as instability training [ 4, 5] incorporating muscular demands for balance and weight lifting at the same time.
The Democrats' decision to abandon their demand for a balance of spending cuts and new revenues means that middle-class and low-income Americans — who benefit more from spending programs — would bear a disproportionate burden.
The director of another trust, the Blefjell Hospital Trust, argues that the trusts face a dilemma: The demand for economic balance combined with unwillingness to accept significant structural changes, may lead to decreased quality.
