Sentence examples for realization demands from inspiring English sources

The complexity of space systems design, as well as that of the organizations involved in its realization, demands broad knowledge of the key principles and techniques of safety engineering and a multidisciplinary awareness of the associated hazards and potential vulnerabilities inherent in the system.

Shapiro and other recent challengers assume a 'Flat' view of realization, which demands that realizer/realize properties be instantiated in the same individual.

The first stage decisions are facility investments, the second stage concerns the plan for distributing new and collecting returned products after realization of demands and returns, and the numbers of transportation units of various modes are the third stage decisions.

This paper develops a two-stage model of the generation market in which capacity construction occurs in stage 1, before demand realization, and price determination occurs in stage 2, when the equilibrium price ensures that the realized demand does not exceed the installed capacity.

The idea for creating a "simplistic" natural language interface to make it easy to stitch together existing animations to create new content was inspired in part by the realization that demand for blended reality content is likely to grow, which will in turn drive demand to make creation tools more accessible.

A two-phase stochastic program is formulated, in which the transit line alignments and frequencies are determined in phase 1 for a specified level of service reliability; whereas in phase 2, flexible services are determined depending on the demand realization to capture the cost of demand overflow.

To know the "good" means subjugation of individual will, and to understand that morality demands realization of the good, the universal welfare of all [ 15].

The challenge for consumers is to compute the best value of the peak demand contracted before the peak demand realization.

This leads to a "demand" for the imagined object, i.e., an overpowering sense for its realization; and this demand finally expresses itself in action in the world (SW II: 42 3).

The essences as such are not real but demand realization in pure reflective consciousness.

The realization of this demand led to sharp conflicts between Gustav V and Staaff.