Sentence examples for demand for standard from inspiring English sources

British companies expressed interest in mass-producing the penicillin, but wartime demand for standard drugs was too great, and Dr. Heatley and Dr. Florey had to look overseas for help.

"There was an 18% increase in demand for standard research grants this year," he says, including 1100 first-time applicants.

The demand for standard commercial presses should advance only 3% annually through 2005, according to analysts at ubs Warburg in London.

This is mainly due to that, the presence of superplasticizer with delayed addition process of mixing, reduces the water demand for standard consistency, decreases the total porosity, and increases the bulk density and consequently the compressive strength of cement pastes.

Apparently Quanta lost a little moolah in August and is blaming the 18.5% revenue drop on the increased popularity of netbook computers as they chip away at demand for standard notebooks.

The IIT method is fully automated and provides the advantage that small and irregular samples (such as dental devices) can be tested as final products bypassing the demand for standard specimens such as rectangular beams, dumbbells, etc.

Sony has always been slow to learn lessons and to heed public demands for standard and easily-ported file formats, and it has cost them time and time again (look not just at MiniDisc, but also Betamax and the death of their MP3 player line).

The International Geomagnetic Reference Field (IGRF) was introduced by the International Association of Geomagnetism and Aeronomy (IAGA) in 1968 in response to the demand for a standard spherical harmonic representation of the Earth's main field.

The experimental results find that almost 60% of farmers are compound-risk averse, and that the distribution of compound-risk aversion is such that it would nearly cut in half the potential demand for the standard index insurance contracts.

He went on to highlight the progress Intel had made in breaking into the mobile space with chipsets for smartphones and tablets (likely to be a key driver of performance, if Intel's presence at CES is any indication), and noted that Intel worked with its partners to "reinvent the PC" — something that seems to be a crucial for Intel since demand for more standard computers has notably dipped.

He thinks that SanDisk's CompactFlash format has already won the standards war since the demand for other standards, such as the Toshiba-backed Smart Media, are not keeping up with CompactFlash, and Intel has all but stopped pushing its Miniature Card standard.