Sentence examples for supply values from inspiring English sources

Food, materials and energy provision services showed a clustered pattern, with high supply values in flat zones and areas with high population densities.

In place of "no entity without identity," we have "no quantity without definite proportions;"[19] and the demand on measurement is to supply values that unequivocally yield an adequate approximation to these definite proportions.

HC for FP was based on the mean per caput supply values, in percent of total available calories, of each major food group in the relevant countries/geographic areas during the reference year 1990 [17].

The computational advantage of a minimum-cost maximum-flow formulation can be more clearly seen using a slightly modified but equivalent formulation of the problem above in which the node is omitted from the graph, the costs of all edges (for ) are adjusted by subtracting and the supply values are adjusted accordingly to achieve a target flow of q (rather than p).

Those of us building DIWIW/on-demand businesses have a responsibility to respect our contributors (who supply value) and our paying customers (who demand that value).

Other approaches consider scaling the voltage below the minimum voltage supply value required, so as to trade accuracy for power [26].

An experimental design was used to evaluate the effects of temperature (40 70 °C), enzyme (5 20 wt%) concentration, oil to ethanol molar ratio (1 3 1 10) and output irradiation power (40 70 % of the maximum supply value) on the reaction yield.

†Prescriptions for drugs for COPD in Swedish prescription database generally correspond to three months' drug supply (value of 1.0 could equal >1 inhalers/month for up to 3 months).

The higher the supply value of the town the greater the force provided to guard it.

One way narcissists manipulate their supplies is through withholding of affection/attention, which makes the supply value it all the more when they receive it.

When considering an industrial symbiosis approach, integrated rooftop greenhouses (with exchange of energy and CO2) could boost food production and self-supply values (up to 1.8 times) as well as the environmental benefits from local production (up to 2.5 times higher).