Sentence examples for demands of existing from inspiring English sources
These movements made unequivocal demands of existing power structures: for land distribution, higher wages, ambitious social programmes.
The smash-hit game's popularity has left Niantic struggling to meet the server demands of existing players, which put brakes on its plans for worldwide expansion.
So far, experimental demonstrations of NLOS imaging have been considered to have limited applicability because of the computational demands of existing reconstruction algorithms.
The proposed regression equations can be utilized to estimate supplemental viscous damping ratios achieving target ductility demands of existing MIRCFs on the preliminary design stage.
Many are already overwhelmed with the administrative demands of existing quality improvement programs, and the cost — a yearly fee of $10,000 to $24,000, plus the training and support of at least one full-time nurse — can be prohibitive.
China, which promised to become a member of the G.P.A. when it joined the W.T.O. in 2001, submitted a revised offer in July which was surprisingly well received, even if it did not meet all the demands of existing members.
This study aims to evaluate overall energy demand of existing urban neighbourhoods, considering the most energy intensive sectors within a city.
These include the direct and indirect costs of recruitment and staff replacement, staff shortages, increased workloads of and demands on existing staff, and the potential risks of not being able to provide safe and quality care to patients (11, 13, 14).
"The nature of the market is changing," says Find/SVP Technology Consultant James Belcher, with people demanding more of existing systems and Internet service providers responding, albeit reluctantly.
The location of demand point of existing and potential points for new facilities of both leader and follower firms are generated from a discrete uniform distribution defined in the interval [0, 100].
Red: perceived current shortage - expressed service demand in excess of existing workforce, ongoing vacancies exist, difficult/unable to fill positions, and extended waiting times.
