“Physical exhaustion contributes to errors of judgement, just as machine fatigue contributes to breakdowns and malfunctions.”

“The army, suffering for food, was disheartened by the thought that the scarcity was due to the exhaustion of the country's resources.”

“Of considerable new interest is the observation that the terrain from which New England water supplies come may be nearing a point of exhaustion in its ability to buffer acidic deposition in future years.”

“The tank is emptied using an exhauster truck manned by trained personnel.”

“Operation as a turbo exhauster is characterized by constant pressure at discharge and variable inlet pressure depending on capacity.”

“A 100-horsepower blower, operating alternately as an exhauster, pushed and pulled the single car back and forth in the tunnel.”

“In case of parallel separator, flow rate and current density distribution was not uniform, and exhaustibility of the liquid water was low.”

“Experiences with the exhaustibility of the sexual mechanism speak for the same thing.”

“These were exploited without posing the problem of their exhaustibility and their renewability.”

“However, we cannot guarantee the exactitude, accuracy, update or exhaustivity of information presented on the site.”

“The author assumes no liability for the updateness, correctness and exhaustivity of the information provided.”

“This means that the level of exhaustivity that these tools are able to reach conditions the search.”

“Its exhaustiveness is both wonderful and a triumph of humanity, but also slightly terrifying and futile.”

“Although advanced as a first, tentative approach, the proposal is presented very systematically, with clear ambitions to generality and exhaustiveness of the field.”

“Unlike the Web, however, the almanac aims for exhaustiveness within clearly defined limits.”

“And they threw sand in each other's eyes, recuperated, and fought on to successive exhaustions.”

“The air exhausters are used to vent the air displaced by airbag deployment and to contribute to cabin air.”

“The charge that the rich are the despoilers, the exhausters, the expropriators of the planet's biological wealth is simply false.”