The phrase 'demand of producing' is not correct or usable in written English.
This phrase is not idiomatic and it does not make sense. A better phrase might be 'demand for production' or 'demand for production of'. For example: There is a strong demand for production of medical supplies in response to the global pandemic.
As a rule, they were interested in pictures and language, too — the ones I knew read a great deal, as a way of relaxing, no doubt, from the demands of producing visual work.
However, the BBC may simply be too big an organisation for an individual to manage successfully given the dual demands of producing, high-quality, accurate journalism within a "light touch" management environment".
If Mr. Simpson is worried about the demands of producing a lengthy show with a cast of almost 40 — drawn from the 90 members of the Bats, the Flea's resident acting company — he's not showing it.
For some components, we used C extensions in order to boost the performance to meet the demands of producing a real-time interactive tool running at the beamline.
This step calls for a fast, flexible, and cost-effective strategies to meet the demands of producing arrays of high-content lead compounds with improved efficiency for better clinical success.
Stripped of the demands of producing a daily or weekly talk show, "Comedians in Cars" can just be its own thing and focus on letting conversations unfold, meander, circle back, come to a dead stop.
However, as suggested in the Introduction, the energetic demands of producing and laying eggs in many bird species [42], [43] and therefore the need to forage may preclude long incubation bouts during laying.
We expect that the IT for young bees (EAA C of 1 50) mainly represents the IT required for somatic maintenance without the demands of producing glandular secretions or wax.
This work examines the fossil energy return on investment (EROIfossil), greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, and direct Water Demands (WD) of producing dried algal biomass through the cultivation of microalgae in Open Raceway Ponds (ORP) for 21 geographic locations in the contiguous United States (U.S).
Our study demonstrated that organic load, sanitizer pH and initial chlorine concentration all affected the chlorine demand of produce wash water, and chlorine demand prediction equations developed can be used for different types of fresh produce and chlorine-based sanitizers.
