Sentence examples for engaging demand from inspiring English sources

The company says it's using its forums actively engaging demand in various markets to engage its user base.

The aim of the paper is to develop an understanding of whether and how people with photovoltaic systems (PV) are engaging in demand response, and if so what factors affect this behaviour, thereby providing insight into domestic demand response behaviour more generally.

They are, in a sense, engaging in demand response.

Unique mentions of appliances or practices used when engaging in demand response were also recorded.

The study, however, did not indicate whether the consumers were responding to the PV by engaging in demand response.

The rest of the 60 did not mention engaging in demand response behaviour, but posted other relevant information, for example, the size of their PV system.

Data was gathered on 105 forum participants with PV, of which 45 mentioned engaging in demand response, for example by changing cooking or cleaning practices.

This provides an indication of the level of interest in demand response behaviour of the forum participants insofar as they were motivated to post on the forum.Out of the 45 who mentioned engaging in demand response behaviour, Figure 7 indicates the number of unique mentions of appliances that were used by the participants to engage in demand response.

This is illustrated in the following quotations from a participant with a reversing import meter, who appeared to understand that there was no financial benefit in engaging in demand response behaviour and yet persisted in, and indeed enjoyed, this activity: Actually I have [an importing meter] too.

For organization members, attending to both demands simultaneously does not necessarily mean engaging both demands to their full strength or with equal vigor (Burton et al. 2015; Clegg et al. 2002) or situating them in a new relationship as a novel approach (Putnam et al. 2016).

Optimists tend to cope with stressors either by engaging the demands or not disengaging by withdrawal or denial, two forms of maladaptive coping.