In production environment characterized by frequent changes of the part families demand together with the need of reducing the environmental impact of manufacturing, new solutions of machine tool and production system architectures could result extremely strategic together with process planning activities as a mean to exploit all the resources capabilities.
If future food acquisition is unpredictable, colonies may either produce more eggs than can be fed and then having to abort some (a 'no wasted food' strategy), or they may under-produce eggs and be unable to fully exploit all the resources that may become available (a 'no wasted brood' strategy) [ 1].
Exploiting all resources of contemporary astrological science, Bate conducts in his Nativitas a profound self-analysis, revealing the peculiarities of his character and personality at a crucial moment of his life (1280).
And it doesn't involve exploiting all available resources, nor banning their use.
But there is undoubtedly a considerable range of skills in exploiting all the resources of a language, and communities have always recognized and usually respected certain individuals as preeminently skilled in particular styles, as orators, storytellers, preachers, poets, scribes, belletrists, and so forth.
However, green campaigners argue that too much can be made of this transition, as gas is a fossil fuel and exploiting all the world's gas resources, even if coal is left in the ground, could still put us beyond the threshold of dangerous climate change.
Whalers say their allies are simply attuned to the need to exploit all food resources.
The 49-year lease of 400,000 hectares of central Equatoria for around $25,000£15,00000) allows the company to exploit all natural resources including oil and timber.
A descriptive explanation of the subgradient approach is as follows: for a given the rate assignment might either violate the feasible rate region constraint or will not exploit all available resources.
Governments needed to exploit all their human resources, so outsiders, such as Jews in Europe and Catholics in England and America, were brought into the mainstream.
