Sentence examples for representations of demand from inspiring English sources

Traffic matrices, abstract representations of demand, are essential for network operators endeavoring to model, measure, maintain, and improve the efficiency of their complex and heterogeneous architectures.

We use the Medical Subject Headings (MeSH) of MEDLINE/PubMed to identify publications within the categories "Diseases" (C), "Drugs and Chemicals" (D), "Analytic, Diagnostic, and Therapeutic Techniques and Equipment" (E) and use these as knowledge representations of demand, supply, and technological capabilities, respectively.

Now, how can we ensure that the price is a good representation of demand?

The innovative potential of the contribution lies in the exploration of a comprehensive methodical framework that facilitates the spatial representations of landscape demands by relevant user groups thus bridging the gap between landscape preference research and landscape planning.

Rational representation of seismic demand based on realistic characterization of earthquake ground motion is essential for seismic bridge design.

Existing transportation network design methodologies focus primarily on congestion-related goals, and employ an aggregate representation of travel demand.

Nelson's (2009, p. 994) comparison of IP licenses, publications and patents found IP licenses to be the most reliable indicator of "downstream knowledge utilisation" as the "competing economic interests" between licensors and licensees ensure that the licensing agreement is a fair representation of industry demand.

Figure 1 provides a diagrammatic representation of these demands.

The subsequent claim is that the unification of a manifold requires synthesis; immediately following the characterization of an object he states that "all unification of representations demands unity of consciousness in the synthesis of them" (B137).

When a hand-injured patient needs to be advised concerning possible job changes using the physical demands ranking of the DOT, it should first be confirmed whether the DOT-categories are valid representations of upper extremity work demands.

Media representations of gender expectations and demands to be in typical straight-people-style monogamous relationships have defined LGBT struggles.