According to one account 200 photo studios had opened in New York by 1858, producing pictures that among other things spurred the demand for illustrated newspapers and magazines, paving the way for New York to become the country's media Goliath.
Also spurring the demand for rentals is the ripple effect from Manhattan, where soaring rents are prompting some tenants to turn to close-in and less expensive New Jersey locations, like Fort Lee and other riverfront towns.
Factors such as the above have spurred the demand for alternative spectrum access techniques for WSNs [6, 7].
Frequent premature fatigue failure of construction machinery has spurred the demand for fatigue life prediction of such equipment.
Increasing telecommunication network traffic, which includes high-definition (HD) programming and multimedia files, is spurring the demand for fiber optics and related technology that provide faster connectivity.
One of the big trends of the past couple years, spurred the growing demand for programmers, is the rise of in-browser programming tutorials.
Investors bought it anyway, with one eye on the country's fast-growing economy and the other on its offshore gas reserves.Greater demand should spur the supply of stocks, through sales of private stakes or privatisations.
If you want to take a boxing class, why not take a boxing class from a former pro boxer?" Spurred by the demand for their quasi-celebrity, some ex-players from the National Football League in particular have joined the fitness industry as personal trainers, group fitness instructors and gym owners.
Growth was spurred by the demand for cheese and butter in urban areas.
No doubt this has been spurred by the demand particularly in the pharmaceutical and agrochemicals sectors, but these advances have necessarily gone hand-in-hand with the development of stable and easily handled reagents.
