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Fig. 5 Simulated and theoretical demands.

Here then we see another context in which theoretical demands are placed on the concept of evidence that seem to pull in different directions.

This theoretical demand outruns the holistic and complex character of our experiences of pleasure and pain (LJP 40 1).

Another way to look at valuation is by estimating a company's earning potential based on theoretical demand in the market.

There is a tension between the theoretical demand that specific types of crime be examined separately (at least until it has been demonstrated that they have the same pattern) and the pragmatic methods demands of examining a sufficiently large number of events that patterns can be detected.

Considering the size of such plants to match Norway's theoretical demand of hydrogen as a transportation fuel which is 450,000 tons, over 1,200 of the largest today produced electrolysers and over 4 billion liters of water per year would be needed.

Theoretical demand, projected strictly in terms of biological needs without a budget constraint (either households' income or public budget), may not always correspond to the demand effectively observed.

Based on the questionnaires and the statistics of the health care institutions we could estimate the actual number of service units rendered and the theoretical demand.

Ratios of the biological oxygen demand and theoretical oxygen demand >0.6 were achieved in MITI tests, demonstrating the susceptibility of alkylamines (C8 to C18) to biodegradation (Yoshimura et al. 1980).

This results in two types of data used in QSAR development: either quantitative data such as half-lives (DT50), biodegradation rates, or kinetic constants (BS, k, K, kb, kx/kh, RC), theoretical oxygen demand (%ThOD), biological oxygen demand (BOD), or qualitative data using Boolean-type logic (BM; 1 for readily biodegradable and 0 for not readily biodegradable; Table S2).

The properties considered in this work are composition, toxicity, theoretical oxygen demand, pH, density and viscosity.