Sentence examples for demand kicks from inspiring English sources

As with BEV, infrastructure and demand kicks make little impact on PHEV uptake.

Secondly, the market share determined by the user group could be influenced by "demand kicks" from subsidies and exemptions.

The scenarios that include infrastructure subsidies and additional demand kicks make very little impact on the results.

Thomas Lounibos, chief of Mountain View, Calif.-based Soasta, specializes in how well Web sites and applications can handle increasing scales of traffic, when the extra demand kicks in.

As consumption demand kicks in, the Future group has one big advantage: it has mapped out all the major catchments across most tier-one, tier-two and now tier-three towns.

Public officials can embezzle cash directly; they can overstate peoples' damage claims in return for a bribe, or demand kick-backs for rebuilding contracts.

In 2014 the NHS experienced not just a winter crisis, but a spring, summer, autumn crisis as well, with hospitals reaching capacity during the summer months, well before the seasonal spike in demand kicked in.

This demand kick is a calibrated multiplier of market share over the period that the incentive is in place, the value of which is determined by a sensitivity of a base demand kick to the magnitude of the subsidy/exemption.

Furthermore, we tested the isolated impact of including only PHEV in the demand kick, as BEV results seemed to over-predict actual data.

There would appear to be an initial demand kick that should be factored into policy design, as should the impact of changing announcements to policies and their timing.

Scenario UK_3 has the closest correlation in the early years, though the remaining scenarios are somewhat lower (which may be explained by an under-estimated demand kick).