But it's the unlikely assortment of consumable goods-from Cost Plus' private label salsa to Beringer wines-that generate repeat visits from customers, who spend an average of 50 minutes prowling the aisles.
Displayed on plinths, oversize consumables, from a frosted Champagne glass to a plastic religious icon, appear ornamental and garish.
Bloomberg wrote about the film's many expensive consumables, from the Omega watches, one of which costs $26,500, to the art, by way of the grey bespoke silk ties.
Units received >70% of their consumables from NGOs.
(Poole, UK), cell culture consumables from Invitrogen Life Technologies (Paisley, UK), and antibodies from Dako Cytomation (Ely, UK).
All other reagents were from Sigma Ltd (Dorset, UK) and consumables from GIBCO (Paisley, Scotland) unless otherwise stated.
District pharmacies procure essential medicines and consumables from a central agency and distribute them to all health facilities within the district.
In preparation of the project, supported by the German NGOs 'Kindernothilfe' and 'Deutsche Diakonie', we purchased a dedicated operation microscope and necessary specialized operation equipment and consumables from manufacturers in Germany and transported them to the Children's Hospital Vladikavkaz.
Despite using media and other consumables from the same suppliers and lot numbers, there are inevitable day-to-day differences in the total number of colonies combining all strains on plate-1, although replicate plates generated on the same day are highly similar.
But that hasn't stopped companies making plans for asteroid mining – among them Planetary Resources, a company formed in 2010 for the express purposes of robotically mining asteroids, not just for precious minerals but for water – since, they say: "Water from asteroids will fuel the in-space economy and habitation, by creating rocket fuel and consumable water from space, for space".
