3, 14– 16 To be useful in these circumstances, a diagnostic should be low cost, require minimal or no external power, be able to be run on portable and easy to maintain equipment, be usable without extensive training, not require refrigerated reagent storage and deliver accurate and unambiguous results rapidly.
The Department of Defense made $60 million from usable equipment, mainly clothing and furniture, and $77 million from material sold for scrap.
All my units ran into trouble and were ordered to abandon the base and withdraw with any usable equipment to a pickup point to the northeast.
So with a $40,000 grant she began trying to put a simple idea into effect: find businesses that were discarding usable equipment and reroute it to people who could use it.
Because, Mr Ritter concludes, Iraq wanted to hang on to enough documents, brains and militarily usable equipment to be able to restart banned weapons work once inspectors were gone.
So far we have avoided 50 tonnes of waste from going to landfills by composting organic waste and recycling inorganic waste by converting it into usable equipment for farming – 50,000 sq ft of unused urban spaces has been turned green and more than 5,000 people have been introduced to a sustainable lifestyle and earth care.
He found that hospitals often didn't know what was a usable equipment donation (at the very least: in working condition with all its parts, ideally with user and maintenance manuals), or weren't able to spare the people-hours to vet donations.
Ideally, off-the-shelf equipment should be usable for the whole system, as this will lower the total cost and increase deployment options.
She was judged to be a constructive total loss and any usable equipment was stripped from her hulk.
