These computations, however, if executed locally on sensors, usually demand a large quantity of CPU cycles, thus making network lifetime short.
Wineries demand a great quantity of power during the three months that winemaking time lasts, which involve a high installed electric power.
Technical limitations and the demand for a quantity of certain necessary objects are conducive to simplification; the reverse may be true of such an object as the bridal bedspread, for which custom dictates extreme elaboration.
Occupancy demand is obviously a quantity of passengers, each of which would in principle induce a unit load (or more in the case of large luggage or passengers who generate avoidance responses).
These elasticities are coefficients that describe the percentage by which the demanded quantity of a food changes in response to a 1% increase in the price of the food.
He considered market prices to be derived by comparing supply, the quantity of a particular good in a particular market, to demand, the quantity of money brought to be exchanged.
Rapid cell growth and proliferation demand a large quantity of energy, which in cancer cells is met by their ability to adaptively reprogram their metabolism, including the upregulation of aerobic glycolysis and glutaminolysis.
Although glutaraldehyde is recommended worldwide [ 10, 19] for the high level disinfection of critical items and formaldehyde for sanitizing water equipment, both demand a large quantity of water for rinsing, in order to remove all residues from the surface of the items.
In particular, the following linear regression equation was formulated, specifying the household f's demanded quantity of commodity i in time period t (x it f ) as a log-linear function of the logarithmic price of this commodity.
They therefore demand the quantity of product that maximizes their consumer surplus, as given in Eq. (2).
