Sentence examples for maximal demand from inspiring English sources
The aim of the Market Operator (MO) to meet the maximal demand at the minimal price corresponds analytically to maximization of the area between aggregated demand (Dleft( Q right)) and supply (Sleft( Q right)) curves in Fig. 3.
This paper considers the problem of locating M facilities on the unit square so as to minimize the maximal demand faced by each facility subject to closest assignments and coverage constraints.
Idea 3: Combining Idea 1 and Idea 2 as follows: (1) as first-priority goal maximize the demand served with (p) facilities and distance limit (D) (2) as second-priority goal minimize the total weighted transmission distance given a total of p facilities and given as constraint the maximal demand served that was obtained as first-priority goal.
The parameter V i is the number of potential visits if there is no decay in willingness to travel or the maximal demand for patient or community i.
When confronted with maximal demands, totalitarian governments can rattle the nationalist sword to gain popular support and hold out indefinitely; dissenters are in no position to protest.
The resilience of the two main communities obliges each to recognise the impracticality of its maximal demands.
Mr Siniora has valiantly tried to stay calm under pressure and has offered compromises just short of his opponents' maximal demands.
At the very moment Israel is showing small signs of turning away from post-1967 Messiandsm and rediscovering a sense of its limits, the Palestinian side has on the face of it reverted to the self-defeating maximal demands of the 1940s.
Lastly, the manufacturer needs to order differentiated components to cover its requirement for maximal product demand to prevent the loss of sale, even with fewer modules in stock.
If only LC is used, then the MR deployment will always select an MR with maximal user demand coverage, which can cover substantial users' demand initially, but completely consume the backbone resource soon, resulting in a non-optimal placement.
The second rule of operation restricts the maximal energy demand per second.
