Sentence examples for measures of demand from inspiring English sources

However, there are several different measures of demand and it is not clear which method is best for assessing resource need.

This suggests that measures of demand using the exponential demand model may be more sensitive than measures using the linear-elasticity model when assessing small changes in reward value.

The database also includes the customers' devices and buildings, their demand curves, their tariffs, their connection with power and gas networks, as well as the measures of demand side management and energy saving, which can be implemented.

We compared the following measures of demand; maximum price paid; number of rewards consumed, two measures from a linear-elasticity model estimating (Pmax, cost at which maximum responding occurs; Omax, maximum work done at Pmax); and a measure (alpha value) from an exponential demand model as sheep worked to obtain food.

A measure of demand also rose in August.

Hours flown, a measure of demand, at the Atlas Air unit fell 19percentt.

Capital goods prices, a measure of demand for business equipment, fell 0.1percentt in April after rising 0.1percentt in March.

The bid-to-cover ratio (the measure of demand) also rose, to 1.73 (versus 1.59 at the last auction).

Southwest, for example, reported that its revenue passenger-miles, a standard measure of demand, were off 3.3 percent compared with November 2011.

The industry's seasonally adjusted annualized selling rate, a closely watched measure of demand, rose to 12.3 million.

Bid-to-cover ratio (the measure of demand) rose to 2.9 from 2.6 €1.42bn of 6-month bills were sold: yields rose to 3.691%, up from 3.237%.