Sentences with phrase «space demand generated»

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A national aerospace hub, the Marshall Space Center generates demand for high - tech workers.

This high demand from early adopters, coupled with the fact that commercial lunar transportation is projected to generate multiple billions of dollars in annual revenue by the year 2020 (Anderson 9) suggests that lunar payload delivery is a very real, viable business opportunity for enterprising space startups and their visionary investors.

Warehouse storage space and retail shelf space limitations demand that every product generate adequate sales to justify the valuable space that you have allotted.

And retailers, also keen on meeting this demand, are making sure to devote ample shelf space to this category known for generating traffic and repeat sales.

Batteries continue to get better all the time, and even simpler solutions such as hydro power from an enclosed system where the wind (when it's blowing) is used to pump water into storage reservoirs at the top of a hill or mountain or storage tank, and then when there's demand for power but no wind, the water is drained down to a bottom storage space and hydro power is generated from the falling water.

However, with so much solar and wind — what purists claim are the only «real» renewable energies — now coming online, can CHP projects find a stable space to provide a cleaner baseload power while simultaneously reducing demand for electrically generated heat?

District heating — centralized heating systems and distribution of generated heat to the buildings of a defined community, through a network of buried piped, to satisfy the demand for space and water heating.

But the most important lure connecting shopping centers with hotels is the increased focus on mixed - use, combining shopping, Class A office space and entertainment, which generate demand for hotels and provide business from coffee in the morning to the late - night movie.

NAFTA logistics activity has generated tremendous capital investment in U.S. industrial real estate over the last 20 years, especially along logistics / supply chain corridors and demand for space should continue to grow, Tolliver adds.

But even with few completions occurring, the economy is not generating enough demand for space.

With the labor market unable to generate significant office - using employment, demand for space remains muted.

From an investment perspective, as big - box space continues to receive increased competition and record pricing, investors will shift their focus to multi-tenant industrial in order to generate higher yields and capitalize on the growing tenant demand in this sector.

«Even with so few completions occurring, the economy is not generating enough demand for space,» he wrote in a Jan. 15 report.