The word "cartridges" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can refer to a small container or casing that holds something, typically for use in a device or machine. It is commonly used to describe the containers that hold ink, toner, or bullets for printers, pens, and firearms. Example: "I need to replace the cartridges in my printer because the ink has run out."
In fact, it had all gone through unfeasibly quickly compared to getting someone in the civil service to order new printer cartridges.
One painting depicts with extraordinary accuracy (given the image was perhaps held in memory for months before being painted) what appears to be a.50 calibre Spencer carbine of the type carried by Cadell's party, complete with seven cartridges.
The final product went into gun cartridges which, when fired, released the gases that propelled bullets and shells.
"The vigilantes use shotguns and cartridges and have been short in supply, so the leader left yesterday for Maiduguri to procure more in the event of any attack," he told AFP. "But Boko Haram launched the attack while he was still in Maiduguri.
While that certainly happens at points during the first several episodes, there is still something fun about watching coders listen to music on giant headphones and blow the dust out of Atari cartridges to get them to work.
Perhaps the most popular trick is to cover the tiny window in toner cartridges with a piece of tape, fooling the optical sensor into thinking that the cartridge is always full.
To set an example of frugality, General Eitan would collect spent cartridges after firing practice; he also ate with his men, and slept on a camp bed.
It still attracts sophisticated operatives such as Ibrahim al-Asiri, the Saudi bomb-maker who was behind the 2010 plot to put bombs disguised as printer cartridges on planes headed for Chicago.
Inkjet cartridges alone now account for $19 billion of annual sales, according to Lyra Research, a consultancy in Newtonville, Massachusetts.For all its originality, the idea behind the inkjet is far from new.
Among the opening sessions was one entitled "The economics of paying too much", a rich genre that spans gym memberships, banking fees and inkjet cartridges.
Certainly, DMCA notices can stifle free expression, jeopardise fair use, and impede competition (by, say, blocking designs for aftermarket replacement parts like brake pads or toner cartridges).
