Sentence examples for multiplying demand from inspiring English sources

Not far from where the men were gossiping, the authorities distributed gas masks: by Wednesday, amid rising expectations of an American attack in Syria and attendant threats of retaliation against Israel, they had trouble keeping up with multiplying demand and fights erupted in some places.

All the large annual-scale industrial water demand was computed by multiplying the demand by 310 working days.

Demand growth is considered here by multiplying the demand relation for the initial period (t = 0) with a compound growth rate (1 + r) t, where r is the growth rate per time interval (e.g., per week, month, or year) and t represents intervals of growth (Fig. 2).

The amounts of water needed for industry were calculated by multiplying water demand per unit of industrial production by a measure of industrial production (in units of production).

end{aligned} By multiplying travel demand of the O D pair by corridor choice probability, we can obtain corridor flow under each O D pair and consequently the total corridor flow by accumulating all O D pairs.

But challenges in the region are multiplying, and demanding a confident Japanese response.

Successes like hers multiplied until demand outstripped supply because of the limited number of doctors and the patient cap.

Multiply the demand by the area.

a i = w i × l i, i = 1, 2, …, n Open image in new window (3)   (b) Multiply the demand by the area.

The app often ramps up charges when there is higher than normal demand, multiplying the normal cost apparently to limit supply.

(17 where ΔPM,i[k] and ΔPM,i[k+1] denote the power mismatch of agent i at iteration k and k+1, respectively; σLoss,i is the power transmission loss weighting, typically about 5%~7% of the total load [29], so the transmission loss is modeled by multiplying the load demand by a weighting.