By contrast, resting metabolic rate (RMR) is the largest component of total daily EE and is quite uniform across the day and between days (Johnstone et al., 2005; Johnstone et al., 2006; Ravussin et al, 1982), and can therefore generate a more constant energetic demand.
"ACTING is a very strange job," says Lena Olin, who as the child of actors, and as an actor who has herself been in more or less constant demand since graduating from drama school some two and a half decades ago -- should know.
Bill Lienhard, the director of the mental health project at the Urban Justice Center, said that his organization was hoping to gather enough evidence for a lawsuit to demand more constant regulation.
Constant demand for more efficient turbine engines requires applying thermal barrier coatings (TBC) on the crucial engine components.
The General alternates pep talks with his inner circle—"Let me affirmate [sic] our ideals"—with a constant demand for more troops.
Physics collaborations are becoming larger and more international, and this means a constant demand for activity throughout the day.
One immediate probable extension could be to discuss the constant demand to a more generalized demand pattern that fluctuates with price, displayed stock level, time and their combination.
As more and more individuals are attending college these days, there's also a constant demand for student loans.
Nevertheless 22% of participants place orders more than 25 times greater than the known, constant demand.
But, more distracting, the new governor, a former professional wrestler, is in constant demand as an entertainer.
