Sentence examples for representing supply from inspiring English sources

This study describes a structural decomposition analysis (SDA) of Japanese greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from 1990 to 2005, focusing on four linkage structures in the Leontief inverse representing supply chains in Japan.

These constraint formulae are given, respectively, as follows: {mathbf{X}} = {mathbf{A}}_{1} {mathbf{X}} + {mathbf{F}} (1) {mathbf{W}} + {mathbf{A}}_{2} {mathbf{X}} - {mathbf{A}}_{3} {mathbf{X}} = {mathbf{L}} (2 Equation (1) is the balance equation in the IO model representing supply and demand equilibrium in goods and services production in the total economy.

We convert each reversible reactions into two irreversible reactions and supplement the network with 143 extracellular nutrient FLuxes, 5 intracellular nutrient fluxes representing supply of cofactors and carrier proteins from outside of small molecular metabolism, and 761 species sink fluxes for each species in the system.

The method may be used to determine an optimum path between a number of fixed points which represent supply or demand stations in the system.

'Availability' represents supply and includes manufacturing, forecasting, procurement, distribution and delivery functions.

The supply of homes rose more than 11 percent in April, representing a supply of more than eight months.

Inventories of unsold homes are edging down slightly, but there was still a glut of 3.7 million unsold homes in March, the Realtors' group reported, representing a supply of nearly 10 months.

At the end of January the seasonally adjusted estimate of new homes for sale was 234,000, representing a supply of 9.1 months at the current sales rate.

Representing construction supply chains using a network model can help understand the complexity, support re-configuration, identify the bottlenecks, and prioritize company's resources, as well as add values to the management of construction projects.

In this study, we propose an integrative approach that involves the generation and analysis of continuous maps representing the supply of five ES potentially related to the amount of biomass.

The deficient services and substandard capacity in the surveyed district hospitals are systemic in nature, representing infrastructure, supply, equipment, and human resource constraints.