Sentence examples for finite demand from inspiring English sources

While funding remains finite, demand is rising.

Gallego and Özer (2001) consider a single stage inventory system with exogenous demand, under periodic review and stochastic finite demand lead time, and when replenishing time is greater than the maximum of possible demand lead time, it is proven that the order base stock policy is optimal.

That's a finding likely to apply to other communities, and conforms to the anecdotal information I gleaned from Uber drivers in San Francisco and Washington, D.C., this summer: They weren't making much money, in part because Uber had signed up too many cars to serve a finite demand profitably.

"We have a very finite resource and demand which increases and enlarges every day," said John A. Zebre, a Wyoming lawyer and the president of the Colorado River Water Users Association.

These are finite resources, and demand is so large.

We also assume a finite elasticity export demand function.

It also means Britain can now be pinned down to a finite list of demands.

Existing design approaches to consider this system are either too simplistic resulting in loss of accuracy or significantly complicated Finite Element Analysis demanding expensive highly skilled manpower.

In earlier work in this area, it was found that the relatively simple Debye-Hückel method gave very similar results to the more computationally demanding Finite Difference Poisson-Boltzmann method [ 20].

In applications of demand-side energy management (James et al. 2006 Pournaras et al. 2010), aggregate information about a finite number of alternative demand options improve the stability of the Smart Power Grid.

"I think the demand is finite".