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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Latent Demand"”.
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Latent demand for mobility: the transportation disadvantaged.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Dept. of Urban Studies and Planning. Thesis. 1971. M.C.P.
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Modelling and Data Analysis for the Design of Modern Urban Mobility
… an emerging idea in public transit, using on-demand shuttles for first- and last-mile.We develop a modelling framework to help cities assess the feasibility of integrating on-demand shuttles. It consists of two modular components. The first models individual regions serviced by shuttles and …
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Land holding education and desired family size in rural Nepal : the case of Shivaganj village
… all couples were found to be contracepting . The latent demand for contraception is thus considerable in the study village.
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Land holding education and desired family size in rural Nepal : the case of Shivaganj village
… all couples were found to be contracepting . The latent demand for contraception is thus considerable in the study village.
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The development and growth of British photographic manufacturing and retailing, 1839-1914
… 1839 and 1914. This is contextualised around the demand for photography from studio photographers, amateurs and the snapshotter. It notes that an understanding of the photographic image cannot be achieved without this as it directly affected how, why and by whom photographs were made. Individual …
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Work-Based Learning, Technology-Enhanced Learning And Reflection: The Case Of Open University Students
… suggestion that, although there is evidence of a latent demand for using new technologies to engage in informal reflective activity, simply making these technologies available without sufficient thought being given to the pedagogical efficacy of doing so may lead to sub-optimal results; in …
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Employment Decentralization and Bus Rapid Transit in an Edge City Corridor: Veterans Boulevard in Greater New Orleans
<p>The continued decentralization of employment in U.S. regions has led to the emergence of large employment centers outside of traditional Central Business Districts. Edge Cities in particular, with their high office space densities, significantly influence surrounding land uses and regional …