Sentence examples for demand necessities from inspiring English sources

We also describe, as an example of the practical application of this system, the automation of the irrigation at Jumilla (Murcia, Spain), featuring real-time control of 1850 hydrants on an individual basis and the optimization of irrigation to demand necessities, together with low installation and operating costs.

When asked who is "in charge" of the camp, to whom people could demand necessities like latrines, no one could point to an agency.

Contribution to satisfying the final energy demand, the necessities arises from waste minimization, and rural area's developments are the main incentives for biofuel usage in the Iranian energy supply system.

While increased demand for necessities has caused runs on food and medicine, people seem to have given up on buying nonessential goods.

"Organizations like ours are important because there is a demand for necessities the general population often takes for granted, such as something as simple as deodorant," Aly Flores of TransLatin@s Coalition told The Huffington Post.

When the goods represent only a negligible portion of the budget the income effect will be insignificant and demand inelastic, ; Necessity: The more necessary a good is, the lower the elasticity, as people will attempt to buy it no matter the price, such as the case of insulin for those who need it.

Several thousand people have gathered in Ottawa to hear environmentalist David Suzuki demand the "necessity" of a fully renewable energy system.

Particle in Cell (PIC) codes represent the state-of-the-art technique to investigate the underlying physics and possible experimental scenarios; however PIC codes demand the necessity of heavy computational resources.

This has considerable consequences for medical genetics laboratories, where there will be less need for expertise in laboratory data generation and increased demand and necessity for expert data analysis and interpretation.

Thus, as the GC/MS field is tasked with the analysis of complex biological and environmental samples containing multitudinous unknowns, the demand and necessity for state-of-the-art, high resolution and high mass accuracy instrumentation has grown.

It limited dispensation to the demands of necessity, where want of time precluded the obtaining of a warrant.