The company is suffering as Airbus and Boeing transition to new aircraft, meaning demand is waning for some of Rolls' most successful engines, such as the Trent 700.
But the North's centrally planned economy has long lacked the ability to produce enough food and consumer goods at state-set prices, meaning demand outstripped supply even more than it usually does.
"The fact that Intel spoke to a secular issue, meaning demand, and not a cyclical one, meaning currency, suggests that if they are having a demand slowdown so are a bunch of the rest of the gang," said Arthur Hogan, chief market analyst at Jefferies & Company in Boston.
Air transport and travel are down, meaning demand for jet fuel and other petroleum products has dropped.
Although in July, the CDC's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices spelled out the populations that should have first priority for the vaccine if limited supplies exist, that group totals 42 million—meaning demand will likely far outstrip supply in early October.
Over time, most people infected with HIV will develop resistance to standard treatments and need the second-line drugs, according to the WHO, meaning demand for these drugs will only increase over time.
Meanwhile, thousands of parts of our economy who rely on tax policy still sought to use the shrinking pool, meaning demand far exceeded supply and little was left for solar.
In our paradigm, the same consonant appeared in all four syllables and the order of vowels was held constant for both standard and deviant stimuli in a block, meaning minimal demands were placed on the encoding of serial order.
Even if the requirements of everyday working situation could imply a positive meaning, these demands could change into stress or strain if the employee is not adequately recovered to face them.
Comic strip conversations; this includes drawings, speech bubbles and thought bubbles to help children understand the underlying meaning and demands of a situation.
