Sentence examples for internal supplies from inspiring English sources

While stars like the Sun have a lifetime of about 10 billion years, even the oldest red dwarf stars have not yet exhausted their internal supplies of hydrogen.

Symbiotic interactions may be hypothesized for the identified diazotrophes (Beijerinckia, Rhizobia, Sphingomonas, Caulobacter, and possibly diazotrophic Clostridium species), since plants would likely benefit from internal supplies of fixed nitrogen.

This approach is applied to sawmill internal supply chain.

The bulk of the increase in ITVS revenues (£58m of the £100m) is an increase in "internal supply".

Bitcoinia mostly lacks internal supply chains, in which contracts for intermediate goods are denominated and settled in Bitcoins.

Don't retailers like Tesco-with business models and investor expectations geared to higher margins than Wal-Mart's-also have a big incentive to go beyond internal supply chain efficiencies?

Figures from the Association of British Insurers show that almost one in five claims on home insurance were as a result of 'escape of water' – damage from an internal supply, rather than by water coming in from outside.

But the EU can do more to encourage economic reform and the fight against corruption.In fact the most useful cure for the Eurowobbles over Russia lies not in diplomacy but in Europe's internal market: liberalising the EU's energy markets and where possible connecting up its internal supply lines.

However, this can be overcome by integrating the system to a micro-grid network whereby the energy from the system can be diverted to other loads when there is a surplus and additional energy can be drawn from external sources and fed to the system when the internal supply is insufficient.

U.S. Steel has a further advantage its own internal supply of iron ore and coke.

IBM even sent its own internal supply-chain experts to work alongside its consultants at Philips.