Life insurers have resisted pressure from the government to replenish their part of the fund, saying that they lack the available cash.
Once the products have been sold, the factory can also participate in after-sales support by providing accurate and easily accessible information about the status of orders and by replenishing critical parts and products without delay.
The renewable freshwater supply on land, constantly replenished as part of a perpetual cycle in which water evaporates from the oceans and falls as saltless precipitation, has been estimated to represent a microscopic eight-thousandths of all the water on earth.
Under these conditions, bats may lose as much as 30% of their body water over a 12-hour period [16], which must be replenished in part by drinking [17].
Because it is broken down and replenished as part of normal bodily functions (Verzijl et al, 2000; Bookbinder et al, 2006), it can be transiently disrupted for drug delivery (Supplementary Figure S1).
(b) Discharging: when ({E_{n}} < sum _{m=1}^{M}{p_{n,m}}{ell _{n}}), the transmitter will use all the harvesting energy in current block, and the battery replenishes the lacking part (sum _{m=1}^{M}{p_{n,m}}{ell _{n}} - {E_{n}}) which is denoted as −D n correspondingly.
In November, the US announced a $1.3 billion deal that would in part replenish bomb stockpiles spent during the air campaign in Yemen.
The goal of Beatrice's "Homestead Act of 2010," is, in part, to replenish city coffers.
Strong demand for its drugs in the United States, in part to replenish depleted inventories, helped lift first-quarter net profit at the French-German drug giant Aventis by 64percentto to 306 million euros ($270 million), on a 12percentt revenue increase, to 4.1 billion euros.
Every order will ripple back to suppliers, who will automatically replenish the relevant parts.
