Sentence examples for demand reproduced from inspiring English sources

Figure 1 Historical and projected world energy supply and demand (Reproduced from Ref. [4].) At this large scale, solar energy seems to be the most viable choice to meet our clean energy demand.

This effort towards a comfortable level becomes a social demand reproducing what people take to be normal and, for them, ordinary ways of life.

In Fig.  5, we observe demands are well reproduced at the beginning, but there are divergences at high-quality levels.

In rehabilitation training, high-fidelity simulation environments are needed for reproducing the effects of slippery surfaces, in which potential balance failure conditions can be reproduced on demand.

With new 3Dprinter technology, these organs are being reproduced on demand".

Note that this test was too demanding to be directly reproduced on the Parallella board.

Lawyers for the media companies said Redlasso had caused "serious and irreparable harm" and "demanded Redlasso stop reproducing, distributing or displaying the broadcasts," Reuters reports.

Lawyers for the media companies said that Redlasso was causing "serious and irreparable harm" to the media companies and "demanded Redlasso stop reproducing, distributing or displaying the broadcasts," Reuters reports.

In Table  7, we observe the case in which (varepsilon =0.01) is the best one in reproducing demands because prices are more sensitive to differences in qualities.

"Give me the ball").. If, in fact, it is the constant demand to recall and reproduce that facilitates such rapid learning in infants and toddlers, a similar approach to learning at all ages might produce equally impressive results.

The results show that the model can effectively reproduce the demand of this type of equipment, becoming a useful tool for the prior assessment and even the design and selection of demand response actions to be applied over these loads.