Sentence examples for relevant demand from inspiring English sources

The purpose of this paper is to identify relevant demand parameters, quantify these parameters for regular frame structures, and illustrate how statistically representative relationships between these parameters and ground motion intensity measures can be established.

In this study, in order to ensure that all relevant demand drivers were included, the model was validated following a typical frequentist interpretation.

Other relevant demand side factors could be age, gender and income.

This article focuses on Public Procurement for Innovation as a relevant demand-side instrument to be exploited in the mitigation of grand challenges.

Such high latencies prohibit them from being used in many relevant, demanding applications such as DNS.

She was among the organisers of that landmark event, the first National Women's Liberation Conference, in 1970, which led to the announcement of the four still hugely relevant demands of the movement: equal pay; equal education and opportunity; 24-hour nurseries; free contraception and abortion on demand.

Remaining relevant demands that hotels keep their finger on the pulse of what guests' needs are and what they will be in the future.

This criterion was deemed fulfilled if at least 20 documents could be identified in which the challengers articulated relevant demands (see Table 1) with explicit reference to the region (representation).

On the contrary, classifications based on the relevant demands and conditions given by context could lead to clearly interpretable classes and supports multi-perspective strategic planning for railway stations.

In AASHTO design guidelines, as far as divided highways are concerned, the recommended distance between the edge of the travelled way and the median barrier delivers available SSD values less than the relevant demanded, in order to safely lead a vehicle to a complete stop condition, before striking a sudden object [27].

Our conceptualisation of access was used to guide our investigation which looks specifically at the supply-side factors affecting access (cost, waiting time, appointment, distance) and relevant demand-side factors (socio-demographic and health related predictors).