In cereals such as wheat, sorghum, and rice, the process of grain filling demands carbon from photosynthesis assimilation as well as the remobilization of pre-stored carbohydrates in the stem before and after anthesis [45].
In the 1950s the company began producing Harp lager to fill demand for lighter brews.
Within the Common Market, it is easy to fill demand for used cars in struggling countries with trade-ins from customers in more prosperous economies.
Markets like California, Las Vegas and Arizona, where builders once could not get enough land to fill demand, are now moribund and weigh on the balance sheets of the companies.
Some health care providers and experts are now saying that instead of helping the home-care industry, which is struggling to fill demand, the legislation puts the industary at a disadvantage.
Mexico "has a strong economy, and from a housing perspective, several million homes need to be built to fill demand," he said, while Hong Kong "has a lack of supply in office space".
Other sources for biodiesel are being researched, such as algae that produce it naturally, but these have nowhere near the capacity to fill demand at this time.
It delivered 6,457 vehicles to customers during the period and built up an inventory it will use to fill demand in Europe and China.
So because of fuel, coal-fired plants fill demand first but natural gas plants are much cheaper based on total cost.
