Sentence examples for demands and availability from inspiring English sources

Therefore, densely populated deltas such as the Netherlands require well-designed water management for flood protection and for coping with varying water demands and availability.

This indicates that humans are capable of both types of grasp control and can switch between them based on task demands and availability of sensory information (Hoff and Arbib 1993; Gritsenko et al. 2009).

Tours average about one a week, though the schedule varies depending on demand and availability.

"Onward production rates and deliveries are dependent on airline demand and availability of customer financing," Airbus added.

"There has been a small uplift in supply, but the imbalance between demand and availability can only mean rents will continue to rise".

It also said it expected to hand over "more than 20" planes in 2010, when once it had planned on 45. "Onward production rates and deliveries are dependent on airline demand and availability of customer financing," Airbus said.

ABOUT 50percentt of the sales in his area are for houses that need work, although each area is different as to the reason for the demand and availability, he said.

The basic assumption in the application of this method is that the various relationships between demand and availability are linear; that is, none of the xi is raised to a power other than 1.

Aquifer storage and recovery (ASR) methods are increasingly used to overcome the temporal imbalance between water demand and availability.

Constraints from the technical environment include the request for improving production efficiency and service quality, fluctuations in market demand, and availability of resources and means of production.

The major technical constraint that prevents successful implementation of waste heat recovery is due to its intermittent and time mismatched demand and availability of energy.