Sentence examples for demand in preparation from inspiring English sources

Power companies always keep spare capacity and will keep their turbines spinning through this unpredictable fall in demand in preparation for when people turn their lights back on again.

Considering that the barrier in the maze stem would have been an indication to the rats of the ongoing DA subtask, this suggests that the spatial memory demand in preparation for NA/DA subtasks decreased within the maze stem.

We conjecture that the facilitation of both types of programs is equally demanding in preparation and practice, but the nature of the demand differs.

The objective of the second email to the contact person is to collect information on physical work demands of the chosen occupation and on ergonomic measures to reduce the physical work demands in preparation for the first meeting of the steering committee (step 2).

The two processes seem to operate with different scale of energy demands (manuscript in preparation).

But it'll be adding headcount in engineering, sales, and support in preparation for demand from its own customers and those from other sales channels.

Compared to other OMICs, metabolomics provides broad scope and yet direct information on the integrated cellular response to changes in internal and external environment with low demand in material and sample preparation (Fuhrer and Zamboni, 2015).

In preparation for the demand, Charles decided to take walls down between the main room and the smaller room, Chroma, to fit the already stretched capacity.

The Ramadan fast, formerly a minority activity, grew to the point where it came to take over life in some jails for a month every year, with much reading of the Qu'ran and a logistically demanding distribution of halal food parcels in preparation for the breaking of the fast at dusk.

As is the usually the case for Uber, they intend to use their so-called "secret phase" to collect data about demand for the service in the city in preparation for a larger-scale launch down the line.

The first is in preparation for increased metabolic demands of replication.