Sentence examples for of continuous demand from inspiring English sources
We obtained additional results for the case of continuous demand, and find that there is a basis for the seller to improve revenues via effective group-buying auction price curve design.
Since the beginning of industrialization, continuous demand has driven oil producing countries to provide oil in huge quantities.
He suggested that the assumption of a continuous demand function and an infinitesimal change in the tax resulted in the paradoxical predictions.
The president of the European parliament has accused the UK of making "continuous demands" on Brussels, giving many EU politicians the attitude of "if the Brits want to leave, let them leave".
Considering the continuous demand of sections on plastic products and crockery at Friendly Mart, these sections were later added.
The continuous demand of high-performance and low-power devices necessitates integration density enhancement, which pushes the CMOS technology to the ultimate nanoscale size dimension.
We model the retailer's private information as a space of either discrete or continuous demand states so that only the retailer knows its demand state and the demand for the product is stochastically increasing in the state.
3) The filtering of HT permits the extraction of several components (not only the components with the highest amplitudes) including filtering of loads with a continuous demand, especially when they are engaged in DR response. .
The filtering of HT permits the extraction of several components (not only the components with the highest amplitudes) including filtering of loads with a continuous demand, especially when they are engaged in DR response.
The quality of molded part for a given material, mold and machine highly depends on the processing conditions and this creates a continuous demand of developing advanced sensors for monitoring and controlling the process.
The unpredictable nature of nurses' work and continuous demand for nursing care was perceived to contribute to fewer nurses attending training, which was typically a brief one-off event, not repeated during the trial.
