Of course it is a simplistic model, but such user demands can be predicted from previous demand history.
Their streamlined lending systems also demand credit histories and so forth.
Europe imported them before Rome was founded.Today spices are chiefly flavourings for food, but a hundred other uses have contributed to the demand through history.
The figures give details of applicants' subject choices, indicating a decline in European languages, which dipped by 1.4%, and a 2% drop in demand for history and philosophy.
It's not demanding – art history for people like me, who know very little.
Charged with interpreting the Constitution and therefore shaping its contemporary orientation, the Supreme Court needs to be extraordinarily sensitive to the demands of history.
He goes on, " 'Bright Room' was about what all Tony's plays are about people who feel themselves inadequate for the demands that history has put on them".
In an "Afterword" he writes that while the broad outline and most of the details are true, he found the demands of history and the demands of art to be somewhat different.
The exhibit is dedicated to the idea that there isn't one monolithic Cartier-Bresson but, rather, many ("il n'y eut pas un, mais bien plusieurs Cartier-Bresson"), shifting with the demands of history and of the artist's temperament.
To watch Hosni Mubarak today in his late-night speech in Cairo, as he used every means of rhetorical deflection to delay his inevitable end, was to watch a man so deluded, so deaf to the demands of history, that he was incapable of hearing an entire people screaming in his ear.
