Sentence examples for the total availability of from inspiring English sources

Average annual rainfall is less than 240mm, and the total availability of water per person has fallen from about 5,000 cubic metres in the 1950s to about 1,100 now, just above the 1,000 cubic-metre-per-head definition of "water-scarce".

To this end, a multi-objective optimization model is developed with three objective functions: (i) minimizing total completion time, (ii) maximizing the total availability of the system, and (iii) minimizing total energy cost of both production and maintenance operations in the FJSP.

A sum score of the different kinds of sports equipment was made to obtain the total availability of sports equipment.

The quality indices for each quality dimension of family planning services are the total availability of items in each dimension standardized to add to 25.

First, it is clear that the total availability of qualified HR is much lower in rural districts than in urban districts.

In the mid-1970s, cofsumptioilcropilcroproductsts (5.3 kg/ person/year, in oil equivalent) supplied only 144 kcal/person/day, or 6.7percentt of the total availability of 2152 calories of the developing countries.

Currently, $530 million of availability remains under the line of credit, $52 million under the shelf agreement with Prudential (NYSE PRU) and $185 million under the ATM program, giving total availability of $767 million.

In contrast, another study [ 42] carried out in six cities in the south of Brazil found total availability of metformin 500 mg to be 100% in the public sector.

There are no data on total availability of snacks in the countries, but expenditure data in two of the largest importing countries, Costa Rica and Guatemala, suggests that consumption is rising.

In case of xL VM instances of ur3, 250 xL VM instances cannot be procured from any one provider even though total availability of xL VM is much more than the required quantity which is highlighted in Table 4 and the cost of total provisioning is much more than the CCM approach.

A constraint on total availability of woody biomass was taken into account, which was calculated through a simulation on forestry.