For example, if demand in country A for the products of country B induces huge resource use in country B, country A would be obliged to contribute to the activities in country B for improving resource efficiency and/or productivity.
For example, if demand shifts suddenly in favor of notebook chips, the company can make changes to chips already in production before they're completed, to accommodate the change.
Foreign laws have been "received" into the Indian subcontinent for example, in the demand by the Hindus of Goa for Portuguese civil law; and the enactment by independent India of statutes such as the Estate Duty Act (1953), the Copyright Act (1957), and the Merchant Shipping Act (1958), which substantially reproduce English models.
(Mr. DeGraw, for example, is also in demand as an visual artist and a D.J).
Examples consisting in demanding sheet metal forming tests, including large deformation anisotropic and isotropic plasticity with friction, are presented.
"We've been live with Amazon deliveries at our buildings since last summer and people can receive packages at their apartment buildings and get it delivered inside the lobby without having to be home," he notes, giving one (on-demand and doubtless in-demand) example that building owners can sell as a benefit to tenants.
"We've been live with Amazon deliveries at our buildings since last summer and people can receive packages at their apartment buildings and get it delivered inside the lobby without having to be home," he notes, giving one (on-demand and doubtless in-demand) example that building owners can sell as a benefit to tenants.
Take another example: In positions that demand skills for working in an open-source context, our hidden template of success might lead us to believe, again with no evidence, that only someone who is already part of the open-source community can do the job well.
There are plenty of examples of tickets for in-demand events being sold for far above the face value on secondary sites.
The former might emphasize left-hemisphere activity (for example, spotting hidden patterns in demand), while the latter might call mainly for right-hemisphere activity (for example, coping with a series of failed R&D projects).
