He went on, "In dream-life, the child that is in man pursues its existence, as it were, and retains all its characteristics and wishful impulses, even such as have become unserviceable in later life.
The WHO guideline recommends assuming technology is to be deployed at 80% of its capacity, but devices are often rendered unserviceable in their expected lifetimes due to a lack of maintenance services.
Moreover, continued technical problems with the Superfortress, and particularly their Wright R-3350 engines, resulted in many of XX Bomber Command's aircraft being unserviceable and in need of modification at all times.
Of the four 74-gun prizes, Achille and Northumberland (both 74s built in the late 1770s) were broken up as unserviceable soon after arrival in Britain, while Impétueux was destroyed in a dockyard fire on 24 August 1794 while undergoing repairs.
In case GitHub becomes unserviceable, for example, when it changes its terms of service, offers different services than before, or even shuts down completely, it can easily be replaced by other servers that run Git and offer similar graphical user interfaces.
The airfield in Montdidiers was rendered unserviceable and I. Gruppe was forced to relocate.
By the eve of the Soviet Stalingrad Counter-offensive on 19 November the division could only muster 84 serviceable R-2s with as many as 37 unserviceable tanks stationed in the rear.
"Fire arms he [the Uruguayan gaucho] rarely possessed," said Cunninghame Graham, "or if by chance he owned a pair of long brass-mounted pistols or a flintlock blunderbuss, they were in general out of order and unserviceable.
Similarly, a large number of unserviceable equipment is dumped in stores for auction, which include 586 small refrigerators, 266 ILRs, 157 deep freezers, 25 TCWs, 1556 stabilizers, etc. Vehicles and bicycles for the transportation of field and supervisory staff are again inadequate.
The aircraft was listed as unserviceable and McCudden saw no danger in leaving the throttle fully open.
