Sentence examples for volatility of demand from inspiring English sources

Sales forecasting is a challenging problem owing to the volatility of demand which depends on many factors.

Since neither coal nor nuclear generation plants demonstrate this flexibility, natural gas powered generators stand as an attractive operationally efficient option to manage the volatility of demand.

It is for this reason that the econometric exercises we carry out in the next section include country and sector fixed effects, which should control for systematic differences in historical volatility of demand and credit constraints as well as for possible differences in the interpretation of some questions.

Also, Qanats provide a steady flow of water at a low rate and thus are ideal for dispersed rural communities with low population density and low volatility of water demand during the year (Motiee et al. 2006).

This paper does not address scenarios in which gas consumption itself increases, but rather into how the volatility of gas demand will change should natural gas still remain the marginal fuel and used not just for powering peaking units.

Investment entrance (27) specifies that (alpha_{0}^{{2 - p^) is an increasing function of the volatility of the market demand, interest rate, marginal cost, and the investment cost.

This paper presents the results of this research by discussing STS cranes' terminal operations and the volatility of their energy demand in section 2. Both the methodology applied and the study's relevance are presented in this section as well.

Moreover, the impact of demand volatility to the operational performance of these networks is investigated through simulation.

Today, successful fashion brands need business models that can cope with the volatility of trends and constant demand for newness, says Fowler.

Following an initial phase involving a Pareto analysis of demand volumes and volatility, a machine-grouping phase is conducted to form manufacturing cells, and a residual functional layout.

"Global economic conditions continue to impact the energy industry both in the volatility of commodity prices and reduced demand for products," the company's chairman and chief executive, Rex W. Tillerson, said in a statement.