The pressures of technological change and economic competition have imposed demands of increasing severity.
We account for the effects of deterioration on both capacity of a system and the imposed demands on the system.
There is a principle in exercise science called "SAID," which stands for "specific adaptations to imposed demands".
The strikes occurred after Apple implemented a stricter quality standard on their products, which includes a 0.02 mm restriction on indentations inflicted during production, and imposed demands related to scratches on frames and back covers.
In the 19th century literature started to talk about psychological stress, as a result "of the newly imposed demands of the Industrial Revolution on 19th century life may cause an overload of the nervous system ".
Faced with so many competing demands, some organisations tended to revert to a highly bureaucratised form of management, characterised by proliferation of rules, procedures and forms corresponding to externally imposed demands.
Some legal experts also argue that the president already has authority to impose demands on the agencies, which operate independently of the presidential cabinet.
But it is hard to have an "Otello" without an Otello, and on opening night the tenor Johan Botha struggled mightily with the part's imposing demands.
Cyprus has asked the European Union not to impose demands for harsh austerity and to focus the rescue package on the country's banks, Cypriot officials say.
Hubert Védrine, the French foreign minister, assailed the I.M.F. for abandoning a longtime client and imposing "demands that have been excessive or at the wrong time".
Those who incessantly want to impose demands on the movement may show good will and generosity, but fail to understand that the resistance movement is precisely about disobeying that kind of political maneuver.
