Sentence examples for the whole demand from inspiring English sources

In the second application, the whole demand side is divided into several aggregators where these aggregators perform distributed energy matching within them while having their local energy optimized.

The whole demand for reform of Social Security has been driven by charges that the system is unsustainable in the long run -- now, suddenly, we're supposed to accept a "reform" that actually cuts the system's remaining life by 14 years?

In many countries there is no single meeting place where the middlemen get together, yet in most countries the contacts among all participants are sufficiently open and free to assure each supplier or user of funds that he will get or pay a price that fairly reflects all of the influences (including his own) that are currently affecting the whole supply and the whole demand.

To fine-tune the virtual throughput allocation, we shall assume that the sharing distribution depends on the whole demand vector D=(d 1,d 2,⋯,d m ).

The results for firewood and charcoal demand (see Figure 10) show clearly that the district resources are not sufficient for the population: depending on the scenario, if the whole demand of the district is to be satisfied by its forest land, complete deforestation will happen between 2015 and 2020.

It is necessary to pay attention to the ratio of the two groups to the whole demands.

The Islamic State, on the other hand, is relatively new at this whole demanding ransom thing.

Diesel generator is only the single power source for meeting the whole load demand.

Note that a threshold of 10−2 provides a good trade-off between both performance metrics for the worst scenario, i.e., for B 3. Finally, if we consider a higher available bandwidth, e.g., 99% of the whole system demand, this threshold value keeps the allocation time small as in B 3 at the expenses of a higher allocation error (around 5%).

Two recommendations relate to signalised intersections: "Design of traffic light control systems which take the whole traffic demand of both vehicles and VRUs into account" (R7) and "Traffic signal systems for intersections should be able to adapt to different environments in order to accommodate for different traffic management schemes and different environmental conditions" (R10).

It would be good to slow down the whole on-demand thing until regulators can catch up to the demands of the sharing economy.