It says 100% of the declared chemical weapons stockpiles have been inventoried and verified.
"While I'm taking the pictures, everything is being inventoried and shipped off," Mr. Liebling said.
Miraculously, many works of art were inventoried and carted away for safekeeping.
During the colonial period, Spanish ships stopped in Havana to have their cargoes inventoried and taxed.
They are catalogued at 18 work desks where product information is captured and inventoried and the equipment is cleaned, repaired or cannibalized.
There is no record of the response, but after the collection was inventoried and photographed by officials from the Prague Museum of Decorative Arts, the charge was dropped.
Supposed targets for attacks, like rail and air terminals, have been inventoried and assessed, and in some cases, hardened against assaults.
Corn, soybeans, cotton and other major commodities vital to the national economy will still be weighed, inventoried and otherwise tallied down to the last acre, bushel or bale.
By the early 1970s, amid rising inflation, supermarkets wanted to cut labor costs by automating the ways their wares were stocked, inventoried and rung up.
Instead of jail, they said, Mr. Madoff would accept having his property inventoried and all his outgoing mail checked to make sure he did not try to transfer valuables again.
The continuous influx of new material is inventoried and presented in such annual outlets as Supplementum Epigraphicum Graecum (since 1923) and "Bulletin épigraphique" in the Revue des études grecques.
