The larger pack can be replenished in less than two-and-a-half hours through a 240-volt outlet, enough for about 20 miles of all-electric range.
Though his regular regiments (the "troupes de terre" or "metropolitans") were adept at such formal warfare, in the course of the campaign their ranks had been replenished by less professional militiamen, whose talents at forest warfare emphasised the individual: they tended to fire early and then drop to the ground to reload, thus reducing the effect of concentrated fire at close range.
As trees are slow to replenish, using less and using an existing timber byproduct as dyestuff has environmental and economic value.
And that aging talent pool isn't being replenished with young blood: Less than 5%, or just 15,000, of the 298,000 U.S. advisers are currently 30 years old or younger, according to Cerulli Associates.
Nevertheless, the terminally differentiated cells of the HFs, including the hair shaft, are also lost in adult skin and replenished by proliferation of less highly differentiated cells.
Fresh water from the Jordan river replenishes it at less than one-twentieth the rate of a few decades ago; the rest goes to growing populations of Israelis, Jordanians and Palestinians.
This may suggest that AChE translated from human-sequence transcripts is replenished (resulting in greater net loss) less efficiently than AChE translated on plant-optimized transcripts.
The more money that regulators can recover from each deal, the less will have to be replenished from the industry's insurance fund.
This may be due to the fact that our individuals were isolated, whereby mating in the male role is less costly, given their fully replenished prostate glands and seminal vesicles (for seminal fluid and sperm, respectively).
