| New vehicles are expected to be developed in the future, including a few more expendables and a new generation of reusables. |
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| These revisions also aim at enhancing management of medical assets and expendables inventories. |
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| Max Drummer is the CIA chief who ordered the expendables to take Stonebanks down. |
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| Your personal package can include consumables and expendables as well as two or more preventive maintenance visits. |
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| The functions of the Unit will include codifying sets and expendables and mapping asset descriptions through cross-functional management systems. |
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| A maximum of four operators a shift suffices for running the new line, including feeding in all the expendables. |
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| However, current methodology requires extensive manual handling, 100 per cent inspection and labelling of all assets and 30 to 100 per cent inspection of all expendables. |
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| Because when it comes to The expendables franchise, no plot is expendable. |
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| In 20th-century warfare the expendables of movement include fuel for rail and water transport as well as for motor vehicles, and also the immense fuel requirements of modern air power. |
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| To make sure these show up in actual operation, Krones has expanded the operating and maintenance manuals to include recommendations for using the right processing materials and expendables to assure eco-friendly cleaning. |
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| Receipt and inspection is an important function through which the status and identification of equipment can be ascertained by incorporating new assets and expendables into the United Nations inventory management system. |
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| Reflects the demand for fuel and office expendables. |
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| The Board also noted that there were some discrepancies between the results of physical counts and the balances shown in the databases, surplus assets and inadequate storage control of expendables. |
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| Expendables are goods that, after use, retain some physical characteristics but have become useless or devitalized and do not form part of the finished product. |
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| Expendables are goods that retain some of their physical characteristics after use, but have become useless or de-vitalized and do not form part of the finished product. |
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