Levels of short-lived aerosols will need constant replenishment, locking the human race into a project of climate maintenance that could last hundreds of years.
A helpful scholiast (cf. Principal Doctrines XXIX) gives us some examples; necessary desires are ones that bring relief from unavoidable pain, such as drinking when thirsty — if we don't drink when we need replenishment, we will just get thirstier and thirstier, a painful experience.
Similar wizardry could tell staff which fruit and vegetables need replenishment.
Once the service is integrated into appliances and can automatically sense when replenishment is needed, brands will need to be involved or risk marginalisation.
To meet the ambitious United Nations development goals that world leaders set for themselves at the turn of the millennium, rich-world governments will need to hand out more aid and undertake an "ambitious replenishment" of the World Bank's coffers, as the communiqué put it.
It relies instead on periodic replenishment meetings that in effect involve passing a hat, and has estimated that it will need $7.1 billion in 2006 and 2007 to fund new proposals and continuations of existing work [ 28].
Additional sensors built into store shelves alert staffers when a product needs replenishment.
More sensors built into store shelves alert staffers when a product needs replenishment.
Furthermore, the earlier equipment had several safety issues and they needed replenishment of gasses at regular intervals.
They would withdraw another 50 mile east when they needed replenishment or refueling.
