Some amount of vaccine will also be administered to a less controlled on-demand population of all ages largely in the private sector.
Other simple GIS methods (Dist1, Dist3, Cum5, and Cum10) are solely based on the supply (physicians), while the demand (population) is not accounted for.
Additional prison spaces are not available on demand, reducing the population appears to be unpalatable to this government, and the re-establishing of control, respect and appropriate prisoner-staff relations needs time.
For instance, one promising application of autonomous technology is a driverless, shared fleet of vehicles that provides "mobility on demand" to a large population.
In addition, during the first development cycle, a more robust registry system that would allow providers to assess their patient population on demand would be developed.
This approach could potentially lead to on-demand harvesting or elimination of one population from others under microscopy, for a wide range of purposes.
Most of the new on-demand services rely on a population equipped with computers or GPS-enabled smartphones.
In the long term Morgan Stanley expects agricultural commodities to be more resilient than most other asset classes based on rising demand from population growth, rising living standards and alternative energy sources against constraints on arable land and clean water.
The government led the struggle for Eritrean independence, and for years relied on its legitimacy to demand the population's support.
For on-demand services, profitability requires significant scale in areas with high population densities.
He said fibre would be available on demand to more two-thirds of the population by 2016.
