Sentence examples for percent of demand from inspiring English sources
A predefined percent of demand from each customer is assumed as returned products from the corresponding customer.
A predefined percent of demand from each customer is assumed as returned products, and a predefined value is determined as an average scrap fraction.
The Commission on Information and Accountability for Women's and Children's Health proposed an alternative indicator, percent of demand for family planning satisfied (FPS) (6).
Recently, a target of 75% for an FPC indicator – percent of demand satisfied – has been proposed in the context of measuring progress towards the goals of family planning for 2020 and beyond (9).
Estimated annual firewood consumption is about a cubic meter per capita in rural areas.28 In a village of 700 inhabitants, with a firewood requirement of 2,100 cubic meters over the same period, a woodlot managed solely for firewood would cover a little more than a quarter of a percent (0.285 percent) of the demand.
The signal function ( phi left( {d_{ij} } right) ) for CMCLAP (and the coverage function for CGMCLAP) is defined as the percent of node i demands covered by facility j in distance d ij.
Assuming a "normal" unemployment rate of five percent, employers' demand for jobs would equal 95percentt of the supply of workers.
You can see what's happening at the pump ($4.13 a gallon early last week in Los Angeles, up 12 cents from a year ago), and the Bureau of Transportation Statistics tells you about demand: Eighty-two percent of seats on international flights were taken in 2013, up from 75% in 2003.
In terms of the percent of five-day bio-chemical oxygen demand removed, the required final effluent quality has been maximized.
However, we expect that the price elasticity of demand for electricity will be negative, which means that the percent change in the quantity of electricity demanded and the percent change in price change in opposite directions.
More precisely, it gives the percentage change in quantity demanded in response to a one percent change in price (ceteris paribus, i.e. holding constant all the other determinants of demand, such as income).
