Since the mass was found last weekend, engineers have worked in shifts around the clock to break-up the fat and dispose of nappies and other non-disposable items.
By their very nature as non-disposable products that don't need to be purchased regularly, they do not offer a huge profit motive to major corporations like Procter & Gamble and Johnson & Johnson (the latter declined to comment for this story).
Badinter's beef with the idea of "total motherhood" has caused more of a furore in the US than it did in France, where her main opponents were Greens (she laid some of the blame for this essentialist maternal model at the door of "ecologists" with their non-disposable nappies).
In case of non-disposable system, bioburden is the method of choice to validate cleaning procedures.
The chemistry part can be permanent (non-disposable device) or single use (disposable device, or "cassette").
Manual polishing, which is required with non-disposable electrodes, is not necessary with disposable electrodes.
Decisions about future land use are driven by the potential income from alternative forms of land management rather than maintaining forests as non-disposable intangible assets.
They are also dealing with increased costs from an influx of uninsured patients and are spending less on non-disposable forms of products.
It is a biosensor composed of disposable bioreporter pads (calcium alginate matrix with immobilized bacteria) and a non-disposable CMOS photodetector.
An interchangeable and non-disposable application disc is fitted with the necessary sensors and/or actuators for a specific assay or experiment to be performed.
