During the replenishment phase, the issuer will apply collections from the receivables portfolio to purchase additional assets from ALAG, subject to certain replenishment criteria being met.
|
|
Com Inc - * A new set of device makers joined amazon dash replenishment program * Device makers joining Amazon dash replenishment program include Genican, Honeywell, Nestle And Weplenish * New products to be integrated with dash replenishment are whirlpool smart dishwasher, pur ultimate bluetooth enabled faucet filtration system Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
|
|
ATLANTIC OCEAN — USS Gerald R. Ford (CVN 78) conducted a successful replenishment-at-sea (RAS) February 8 marking the ship's first time receiving fuel from a replenishment ship in more than 24 months.
|
|
There's also an "Amazon Dash Replenishment" integration for automatically reordering popcorn.
|
|
NEXT SAYS BETTER STOCK MANAGEMENT, MORE FREQUENT REPLENISHMENT HELPED DRIVE SALES
|
|
It's also widely available, making both shopping and replenishment a breeze.
|
|
This includes vaccine R&D and the replenishment of national stockpiles.
|
|
Dr. Jart+ Water Replenishment Cotton Sheet Mask, $7.50, available at SephoraDr.
|
|
The jolly atmosphere was enhanced by the frequent replenishment of wine.
|
|
The resulting groundwater replenishment increases availability of water for various uses.
|
|
Yet, the timeline for renewal or replenishment is not typically defined.
|
|
Canceling the popcorn replenishment feature is easy enough, but note that canceling the feature through the Alexa app only puts an end to automatic replenishment and not to any current orders that have already been made.
|
|
Q offers technology-powered office cleaning, maintenance and a supplies replenishment services.
|
|
The power sector in February benefited from replenishment of hydroelectric dam reservoirs.
|
|
DeepMind has another source of leverage, though it requires constant replenishment: favourable publicity.
|
|
The only problem was that the Amazon Dash Replenishment Service wasn't actually working.
|
|
It means the systematic replenishment of the nation's stockpiles of critical emergency supplies.
|
|
Slow stock replenishment in the United States also impacted Remy's third quarter performance.
|
|
The effect is to starve the Dead Sea of its only source of replenishment.
|
|
And you know what that means: an automatic pizza replenishment in the near future.
|
|
It will be interesting to see what people come up with for Dash Replenishment.
|
|
Chinese developers maintained conservative about land bank replenishment, despite signs of stabilisation in 2852Q223010.
|
|
Replenishment is either handled automatically or by the press of a network-connected button.
|
|
"This is more of a [product] replenishment service like Dollar Shave Club," he said.
|
|
Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance, could face similar headwinds in its scheduled replenishment next year.
|
|
Despite such replenishment from Mexico, New Mexican Spanish has faced one threat after another.
|
|
Luo told the conference he was not aware of any successful replenishment of infected farms.
|
|
You can use Dash Replenishment and the accompanying app to set your preferred preorder level.
|
|
It's worth pointing out that ink replenishment services in and of themselves are not new.
|
|
Cargo tracks sales and automatically sends a replenishment of inventory when supply is running low.
|
|
It's compelling evidence of the effectiveness of the countermeasures--the exercise regimen and fluid replenishment.
|
|
Amazon today said that its Dash Replenishment Service will now work with select Samsung printers.
|
|
The aquifers below will find decreasing replenishment as humans ask more and more of them.
|
|
We affirm our support for a successful replenishment of the Global Fund in 2019. 7.
|
|
A report by McKinsey & Company divides retail subscriptions into three types: replenishment, curation, and access.
|
|
It said that more than 60 donor and borrower governments agreed on the replenishment plan.
|
|
The RV portion can increase up to 52.5% of the overall pool during the replenishment period.
|
|
Alternatively, the GeniCan can use Amazon's Dash Replenishment Service to automatically order more stuff for you.
|
|
So you need to know how fast rates of withdrawal are compared with rates of replenishment.
|
|
In addition, the Dash Replenishment Service itself was previously in a private beta period until today.
|
|
Land Replenishment Pressuring Leverage: Xinyuan has accelerated acquisitions after not purchasing any new land in 2015.
|
|
Fishman has deftly restated the invitation to turn to art as a source of psychic replenishment.
|
|
When a customer signs up for Dash Replenishment, Amazon pays out a one-time referral fee.
|
|
Battles are invested with greater consequence now thanks to some genuinely good ideas about recruitment and replenishment.
|
|
The federal and state governments have long carried out beach replenishment projects here and in other states.
|
|
Meyers and Seventh Generation and offering an auto-replenishment subscription service for the supplies you'll always need.
|
|
John Lewis's 46 UK stores will now receive daily replenishment deliveries as well as Click & Collect orders.
|
|
Our bodies crave sugar, salt, fat, protein — all forms of replenishment or efficient providers of caloric energy.
|
|
The next step is that data is being "pulled into retailers' replenishment and forecasting systems," he added.
|
|
The company is expanding its customer insights and data analytics to include inventory replenishment and pricing capabilities.
|
|
The credit loss component remains stable at 0003%, reflecting a stable pool composition with minimal replenishment taking place.
|
|
Then the birds arrived, some settling the wetlands and marshes year round, some stopping by for seasonal replenishment.
|
|
ZeroCater takes care of all the inventory management, delivery replenishment and clean-up related to its snack offerings.
|
|
" He added that Raytheon is seeing significant demand "to provide solutions and keep up with the replenishment requirements.
|
|
During the last replenishment in 2007, contributions from Latin America and the Caribbean totaled 8 percent of funds.
|
|
Amazon is also launching its Dash Replenishment service in the three countries, in partnership with several appliance manufacturers.
|
|
As with other addictive drugs, repetition hinders the brain's transmitters and receptors, pushing users to seek replenishment artificially.
|
|
Scough is now completely sold out of product and materials, and doesn't know when suppliers will send replenishment.
|
|
This week, at a so-called replenishment meeting in Lyon, France, it has been setting out its stall.
|
|
This is an area Amazon has focused on before, by way of the Dash Replenishment Service, or DRS.
|
|
The retailer is also expanding its customer insights and data analytics to include inventory replenishment and pricing capabilities.
|
|
This will support positive operating cash flow generation of its property development business, which has low land-replenishment needs.
|
|
You'll have to sign up for Amazon Dash Replenishment to utilize the smart capabilities of the Brita Infinity Pitcher.
|
|
The partnership between Brita and Amazon is part of a bigger initiative at Amazon dubbed the Dash Replenishment System.
|
|
The credit loss component remains fairly stable at 3.8%, reflecting a stable pool composition with minimal replenishment taking place.
|
|
Amazon's microwave also has a popcorn replenishment feature you can opt into that's powered by the company's Dash service.
|
|
What makes these new appliances interesting is that Whirlpool has upgraded its mobile app with Amazon Dash Replenishment integration.
|
|
The Dash Replenishment Service APIs have also come out of limited private beta and are now available to anyone.
|
|
When Lewis joined in September 2014, poor replenishment of stock and product availability were major issues for the grocer.
|
|
Bosch, Siemens, Whirlpool, and Samsung are among the manufacturers that have begun integrating Dash Replenishment for Amazon's international expansion.
|
|
The bad loans meanwhile piled up: writing them down further or selling them will eat capital, which needs replenishment.
|
|
The city grew from being a replenishment station for ships plying the spice trade between Europe and the East.
|
|
If the customer chooses to set up smart re-ordering, that's when the Dash Replenishment Service will kick in.
|
|
A capital replenishment in September 2016 has improved the company's capital adequacy ratio despite the increase in asset level.
|
|
The contract also includes interim contractor support, initial spares, support equipment and system parts replenishment, according to the Defense Department.
|
|
The end of immigrant replenishment led to sharp increases in inter-ethnic marriages for Italian Americans and other white ethnics.
|
|
Most of Amazon's options for popcorn replenishment are very big packs of popcorn that would likely overwhelm a small household.
|
|
Starting in January 2018, a federally-funded dune replenishment project will begin and should take about three months to complete.
|
|
With its low land bank and fast asset-churn model, Xinyuan's high land replenishment needs will continue to pressure leverage.
|
|
She had previously experienced beach replenishment work up close during a stay on Florida&aposs Long Boat Key near Sarasota.
|
|
The law requires groundwater users to devise ways of managing the aquifers they tap, so extraction does not exceed replenishment.
|
|
However, the sturdy contracted sales have created significant pressure on land replenishment, and will raise the financial risks of homebuilders.
|
|
Next time you need an alcohol replenishment at the party, you won't have to miss a moment of the action.
|
|
But replenishment of inventory becomes the issue now, and it is not clear how quickly China can return to normal.
|
|
The family moved frequently, house and all, as one plot of land needed replenishment and was left to lie fallow.
|
|
Sturdy contracted sales have created significant land replenishment pressure for homebuilders in China, especially as China's land sales remain subdued.
|
|
Plus, some appliance makers have built the Dash Replenishment Service directly into their products to help consumers quickly reorder associated items.
|
|
The real killer app, however, is a built-in Dash replenishment, so you can order popcorn directly from the device. Seriously.
|
|
That the crew stayed in for two years, albeit not growing 100% of their food and needing oxygen replenishment, was remarkable.
|
|
Social media provides both an immediate release for that anxiety and a replenishment of it, so that users keep coming back.
|
|
"But in recent years, we've seen less replenishment," Meier says as the ice cover in the video thins before our eyes.
|
|
Amazon is expanding the lineup of devices that will automatically reorder their supplies for you through the retailer's Dash Replenishment service.
|
|
Hydrogeologists use the phrase "groundwater mining" to describe situations in which the rate of water withdrawal exceeds the rate of replenishment.
|
|
The new commitments mark a 15% increase from the previous replenishment three years ago and reflect greater prioritization of preventable disease.
|
|
" Laird Adamson, the head of international at Bravado, said: "There's an evergreen business that happens at Kohl's that's in constant replenishment.
|
|
Slow stock replenishment in the United States, as well as changes in distribution contracts in Europe, also impacted Remy's third quarter.
|
|
Amazon has since discontinued the buttons, but the idea morphed into the Amazon Dash Replenishment Service built-in to some appliances.
|
|
"We're thrilled to be teaming up with GE Appliances as it expands its portfolio of appliances that are integrated with Dash Replenishment."
|
|
This head start in land replenishment is likely to support contracted sales growth for the next two years and improve its profitability.
|
|
The Navy announced in January that the first ship in the next generation of fleet replenishment oilers would be named after Lewis.
|
|
"The beach replenishment is going to have a very positive impact for us," said Lance White, the town council president in Mantoloking.
|
|
Many condominium complexes across the state that once claimed beachfront property as private have had to make it public after replenishment projects.
|
|
China has eight 23,000-tonne Type 903 replenishment vessels in service along with five 15,000-tonne Type 904 versions of these ships.
|
|
GE is the first manufacturer to integrate dishwashers with Amazon's Dash Replenishment Service, which enables connected devices to order household goods online.
|
|
Mr Smith says Walmart is replacing all its supply-chain systems, both physical and digital, to shift from batch processing to continuous replenishment.
|
|
The case-of-the-week structure may have been formulaic, but it gave TV characters a constant replenishment of problems that needed solving.
|
|
The stigma around solutions to this common problem is huge, and modern hair replenishment technology has been the butt of jokes for decades.
|
|
For another, consumer spending patterns have shifted away from a mentality of accumulating stuff, to one of need-based replenishment purchases, Perkins said.
|
|
This is the promise of Amazon's "Dash Replenishment"-powered devices, the first group of which is becoming Dash-enabled today, the company says.
|
|
The ratings are constrained by its low land-bank business model, high leverage driven by land replenishment needs, and tight but sustainable liquidity.
|
|
Amazon's Dash Replenishment Service, which is different from the $5 Dash Buttons consumers can stick around their homes, officially kicked off last month.
|
|
This would give the opportunity for higher rates of investment, higher rates in the economy and correspondingly in the replenishment of the budget.
|
|
A replenishment of shelves and warehouses throughout the economy is likely in the second half of the year, boosting near-term growth prospects.
|
|
" Shoigu cited Russia's need for refueling bases near the equator and that "it is imperative that our navy has the opportunities for replenishment.
|
|
"Fortunately, we&aposve established a great relationship with our domestic manufacturer and that allows us to receive replenishment stock very quickly," she said.
|
|
With the carts, employees can sort fresh produce by removing items nearing expiration and weighing them to manage inventory counts and help with replenishment.
|
|
Its small scale and rising leverage mainly due to increasing demand for land replenishment and rising development property exposure continue to constrain its ratings.
|
|
Pretty much the same deal as the one you'll find on the company's line of Dash Replenishment-enabled laundry offerings introduced early this year.
|
|
And with its subscription Prime service, it's understandable that a paying member would lean toward using the service when buying replenishment or other items.
|
|
Drought is rampant right now, making it more difficult for the replenishment of forage, and extreme overgrazing has also led to the current crisis.
|
|
Additional assets may also be transferred to the issuer in the normal course of replenishment to comply with the RV exposure limit of 50%.
|
|
In some cases, customers may have already purchased devices that are compatible with Amazon Dash Replenishment, but couldn't yet take advantage of the feature.
|
|
Starting today, Brita will sell a sensor-filled, WiFi-connected Brita pitcher (yes, you read that correctly) that will work with Dash Replenishment Service.
|
|
Following construction, the USNS Harvey Milk will be one of six replenishment oilers built in honor of American civil rights champions including U.S. Rep.
|
|
This growth has driven a supply-chain change from an inventory based "manufacture-to-supply" model to a replenishment-based "manufacture-to-order" model.
|
|
Dozens of companies have signed on to the Dash Replenishment program in the US, including Bosch, Siemens, and STYR Labs, which were announced today.
|
|
In 2008 the county unveiled a Groundwater Replenishment System, which purifies wastewater from the local sewage system and turns it into clean drinking water.
|
|
The ultra-soothing spheres coat lips in a cozy blanket of shea butter and beeswax for total replenishment immediately and continued nourishment over time.
|
|
Uncertainty surrounding the impact of the government's last week move to withdraw higher-denomination bank notes and slow replenishment in new bills, also prevailed.
|
|
This marked the first time since the MIF's founding that the United States did not contribute to its fund replenishment, an IDB spokesman confirmed.
|
|
During the last replenishment in 2007, contributions from Latin America and the Caribbean totaled 8 percent of the $501 million added to the fund.
|
|
This month, for the first time in two years, the Navy's new aircraft carrier, USS Gerald R. Ford, received fuel during a replenishment at sea.
|
|
The pitcher connects to your home Wi-Fi and utilizes Amazon's Dash Replenishment feature to order a new filter after filtering 40 gallons of water.
|
|
The October 103 portfolio met all replenishment criteria except for RV exposure, which was 53.7% of the portfolio and in breach of the 50% limit.
|
|
Amazon announced on Tuesday the activation of its first Amazon Dash Replenishment Service devices, which will restock your goods without the push of a button.
|
|
Today, Amazon is also announcing an expanded relationship with Whirlpool, which previously committed to integrating Dash Replenishment into its Smart Top Load Washer and Dryer.
|
|
In this case, customers will sign up for Amazon Dash Replenishment through Samsung's provided Mobile Print application, which also enables wireless printing from mobile devices.
|
|
Despite the lack of actual "replenishment," last year, the company said these water and sanitation projects offset a total of 20070 billion liters per year.
|
|
Coca-Cola has put millions of dollars into just about every independent environmental organization to help with, and do assessments of, its water replenishment program.
|
|
Jerry Ranges owns a house on the beach in Brick Township, where a beach replenishment project was recently carried out directly in front of it.
|
|
Last year marked the first time since the MIF's founding that the United States did not contribute to its fund replenishment, an IDB spokesman confirmed.
|
|
Since things like cleaning supplies are necessities that you'll always want in the house, it makes sense to apply a system of auto-replenishment here.
|
|
More notably, Whirlpool's Smart Dishwasher will be available starting next month, and will use Dash Replenishment to automatically reorder dishwasher detergent when supplies are low.
|
|
The Global Fund's most recent Replenishment pledge conference, in October 2019, saw pledges of over $85033 billion for the next three years from 58 countries.
|
|
Over Memorial Day weekend, Ortley Beach was the first stop of a $128 million Ocean County beach replenishment project by the Army Corps of Engineers.
|
|
Pernod said that while its strong Chinese New Year shipment programme was being executed, "replenishment after the New Year and on-trade activities were uncertain".
|
|
Replenishment at sea is one of the most dangerous operations sailors can perform, and its what keeps the carrier operating without having to return to port.
|
|
Early Mover in Land Replenishment: Longfor added land in cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Nanjing and Suzhou in 2015, before prices ran up in 2016.
|
|
In Fitch's view, the early amortisation triggers and replenishment criteria protect the transaction from performance deterioration and a migration of the portfolio towards higher-risk characteristics.
|
|
Amazon has already announced a bunch of other companies with devices that will work with the Dash Replenishment Service, including Samsung, Brita, August, Oster and Petnet.
|
|
However, replenishment of this cash will be dependent both on LeasePlan's ongoing ability to generate profits, and on DNB approval for their distribution in dividend form.
|
|
While laws exist to limit drilling of new wells and prevent overuse, Espinoza Hilario said aquifers are around 300 percent overexploited, with extraction fast outpacing replenishment.
|
|
David Goodhart of Policy Exchange, a think-tank, says that the constant replenishment of first-generation wives has been a bar to integration with British society.
|
|
Fitch expects higher development spending associated with inventory replenishment to lead to increased cash flow volatility for timeshare companies during the next three to five years.
|
|
The third response is replenishment, which means having some back-up satellites safely on the ground, ready to be sent into space at very short notice.
|
|
"Since stocks of Brazilian coffee in Europe and in the U.S. have been falling recently, there could be a problem with stock replenishment ahead," Dias said.
|
|
Early Mover in Land Replenishment: Longfor added land in cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Hangzhou, Nanjing and Suzhou in 3371852, before prices ran up in 21750.
|
|
Over the next 18 months, the Global Fund will need a replenishment of at least $14 billion to carry on its work for another three years.
|
|
The death rates on such plantations were compounded by malnutrition and disease, and were so obscenely high that the ranks of the enslaved needed constant replenishment.
|
|
What's happening: This successful replenishment benefitted from pressure by French President Emmanuel Macron and other leaders to secure support from an unprecedented number of implementing countries.
|
|
"This is to encourage deliveries to the GMB and for the replenishment of the strategic grain reserve," Mutsvangwa told reporters at a post-cabinet media conference.
|
|
"And if there is any place that needs to have that replenishment its those declining Republican-leaning areas that people like Carlson are trying to scare."
|
|
As we see the growth and aging of small sat constellations, the need for replenishment will increase, leading to demand for single spacecraft to unique orbits.
|
|
While underway replenishment is common for the Navy today, calm waters inside atolls like Ulithi still make them valuable spots to resupply submarines and surface ships.
|
|
The regulator said Foresea's shareholders had used the insurer's own money for capital replenishment and it had falsified documents to keep its equity investment within regulatory cap.
|
|
The replenishment of certified stocks has helped cool the spot premium, which in July jumped above $100, triggering an ICE intervention to cap it from rising further.
|
|
But eventually what you're gonna see is that the voice assistants are gonna get us on this more regular replenishment, because they see what our habits are.
|
|
The proposal would fund the initiative at $28503 billion in FY22019 — far short of the $1.56 billion needed to ensure the Global Fund meets its replenishment target.
|
|
This is supported by its land replenishment strategy of maintaining quality land reserves in Tier 1 and 2 cities equivalent to two to three years of sales.
|
|
The replenishment will enable IDA to scale up development interventions to tackle conflict, fragility and violence, forced displacement, climate change and gender inequality, the World Bank said.
|
|
When it first emerged from Silicon Valley in 2014, Soylent was billed as a step beyond food — that time-consuming, tooth-exhausting replenishment favored by everyday humans.
|
|
"No matter for what reason, risk prevention or supporting the real economy, capital replenishment is a must," Wang Yifeng, chief banking analyst at Everbright Securities Co, said.
|
|
The Green Climate Fund is now in its second round of replenishment, and already countries like the United Kingdom and France have pledged to double their contributions.
|
|
U.S. talking points for "MIF Replenishment Discussions" seen by Reuters and dated on Sunday, said the world's largest economy applauded the increased contributions by Latin American countries.
|
|
GE's incorporating Amazon's Dash Replenishment its new connected kitchen appliance, so the machine will just go ahead and order dish detergent pods when your supply is running low.
|
|
Of course, ink replenishment programs aren't novel – competitors have been running their own variations on this before, like HP does with HP's "Instant Ink" replacement service, for example.
|
|
It doesn't make sense for most purchases except for a quick replenishment purchase of something you recently purchased from Amazon and your payment and shipping information is stored.
|
|
Back when Amazon first revealed plans for its Dash Replenishment Service, its automatic-reordering system that would be triggered by "smart" appliances, it named Brita as a partner.
|
|
It was forced to seek replenishment in Australia's western Albany Port to keep the rest of the deployment operational - not an option it could rely on in wartime.
|
|
Amazon today flipped the switch, so to speak, on its Dash Replenishment Service, enabling a few of its partners to actually begin auto-reordering consumable goods for customers.
|
|
The contamination of a pipeline carrying Russian Urals crude in April interrupted flows to central and eastern Europe for a month and left stocks in need of replenishment.
|
|
Next, the water heads to the Groundwater Replenishment System, where it passes through another set of filters with holes so tiny that they're invisible to the human eye.
|
|
"Forgot to mention about payments in any convenient way, even bitcoin or instant replenishment of the account," Mystery Brand explains on its site, which often features broken English.
|
|
Former New York Detective Luis Alvarez died last month shortly after his testimony to the U.S. House Judiciary Committee in which he urged a replenishment of the fund.
|
|
Also, she said, it was especially fortunate that "our beaches were in really good shape before the storm," with beach and dune replenishment programs in place since 2000.
|
|
Contreras said when his organization and Coca-Cola first began working together on the replenishment initiative, they didn't have a proper way to collect data from the watersheds.
|
|
Fitch considers the risk of a pool migration towards more high-risk characteristics during the revolving period as moderate, as replenishment criteria are close to the initial pool's attributes.
|
|
Within Tesla's MOS factory software, there are digital kanban modules, but workers say this was named a "schedule based replenishment" feature to get around the term that Musk hates.
|
|
But if governments fail to deliver a "successful and ambitious replenishment" of the fund's depleting resources, its ability to transform responses to global warming will be hobbled, he warned.
|
|
For example, Sutro is creating a connected pool monitor to automate water testing and can ship chemicals when needed, directly to the consumer or through Amazon's Dash Replenishment Service.
|
|
KG: What we have received very recently is a very strong vote of confidence at the World Bank, with a record high replenishment of either the International Development Association.
|
|
The research team isolated and cultured a population of mouse GBCs that could be introduced to other mice's damaged olfactory tissue to jump-start the replenishment of olfactory neurons.
|
|
When approximately 40 gallons of water have passed through the pitcher's purification filter, the pitcher will then send a signal to the Dash Replenishment Service to reorder more filters.
|
|
Other initiatives that the company has introduced include Dash Buttons and Dash Replenishment Services, which automatically orders detergent or soap for you when it is in need of replacement.
|
|
"We recommend most farmers adjust their production and increase replenishment in a timely manner," said Tang, even as they carry out steps to prevent and control African swine fever.
|
|
That has made a replenishment of the fund even more important, as it has now allocated more than $4.6 billion to 93 projects, with more proposals seeking funding approval.
|
|
"Its ranks will undergo shrinkage at the top and replenishment below," an unnamed Youth League leader said in People's Daily, the party's main newspaper, on Wednesday, explaining the reorganization.
|
|
The land replenishment rate, measured by the ratio of gross floor area (GFA) acquired to contracted sales GFA, on attributable basis remained low at around 0.5x in 2014-2015.
|
|
The folks at Fairy believe that by making supply purchasing and replenishment an add-on to its cleanings, it could lower the cost of the service further over time.
|
|
Britain's oil and gas replenishment is so poor that it is now producing at a rate four times higher than the rate at which it is discovering new reserves.
|
|
Art puts us more in touch with life outside and doesn't compel us with cosmic force to actively submit, to alternate between trance and withdrawal, between replenishment and exhaustion.
|
|
What's more, because Hollar is limiting the amount of consumable goods on its site, it's likely to miss out on the repeat, replenishment trips that drive traffic into dollar stores.
|
|
At the beginning of the year, Amazon flipped the switch on Dash Replenishment, a service aimed at bringing the instant reordering of its devoted product buttons directly to connected devices.
|
|
Earlier this month, Fitch revised the sector outlook for Indian banks to negative from stable in part due to the rapid accumulation of stressed assets that have outpaced capital replenishment.
|
|
The President's budget includes language calling for the creating of such a fund, but without any details in terms of how much, the replenishment schema, or the triggers for use.
|
|
"Healthy women, children and adolescents contribute to a virtuous cycle," said Melinda Gates, co-chair of the philanthropic Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which committed $200 million to the GFF replenishment.
|
|
And then there's the Dash Replenishment Service, which Amazon says now works with hundreds of home devices and appliances, and claims double the number of customers from a year ago.
|
|
Under the Dash Replenishment program, makers of connected devices can program appliances to automatically reorder household items such as laundry detergent or dish soap whenever a customer's stock runs low.
|
|
When you want to give dried-out sensitive skin some extra love without spending a fortune at the spa, the Dr. Jart+ Water Replenishment Cotton Sheet Mask is ideal. andPros:Cons:
|
|
Mr. Mabus said that ship, yet to be built, would be the first of six new "fleet replenishment oilers," which bring fuel and supplies to other Navy ships at sea.
|
|
" Julián Castro: "The smarter move might be to look at term limits or having people cycle off from the appellate courts so that you would have a replenishment of perspective.
|
|
Fitch expects leverage to stabilise at 30%-40% for the next two years as KWG's leverage is correlated with its contracted sales growth rate and its land-bank replenishment strategy.
|
|
True replenishment automation depends on the manufacturer's ability to incorporate secure payment options within a preset refill process, enabling the system to complete the entire acquisition cycle without any user involvement.
|
|
A study published last month in the journal BMJ Global Health found that if the GFF were able to raise $2 billion in replenishment funds, it could expand to 50 countries.
|
|
That means device makers and developers can now integrate the Dash Replenishment Service into any device that can connect to the Internet, so that they can place orders for their customers.
|
|
The dewars are topped up with liquid nitrogen once a week, but they could actually sustain a body in cryostasis for six to eight months without any replenishment or external intervention.
|
|
The Belize cabinet agreed Tuesday to increase the country's marine "replenishment zones" - globally recognized fisheries management tools to protect habitats - from 4.5 percent to 11.6 percent, according to a government statement.
|
|
On top of that, it includes organic virgin coconut oil (like you find in Bulletproof-style coffees) for a dose of healthy fats and six electrolytes for replenishment and energy. Protein?
|
|
The West Bay Replenishment Zone (boxed area) in the Cayman Islands The Department of Environment reports that Allen was not on board the yacht when the damage occurred two weeks ago.
|
|
With the Phone Bed, you can literally tuck your sweet baby smartphone in at night and make sure it gets the replenishment it needs to be right by your side again tomorrow.
|
|
While a bottle of ketchup does not have the lock-in protection of InkJet cartridges, the smart fridge provides a way to keep the purchase cycle going through replenishment reminders and promotions.
|
|
Rather than waiting for replenishment teams to deliver boxes of new plastic parts to their stations in GA4, they said, supervisors told workers to use vinyl electrical tape to make quick fixes.
|
|
Contreras said a handful of large corporations have approached The Nature Conservancy about launching programs like Coca-Cola's replenishment initiative, although Contreras declined to name those firms while talks are still underway.
|
|
Countless articles describe a variety of foods, caffeine, ion replenishment, energy drinks, herbal supplements including thyme and ginger, vitamins, and the "hair of the dog" as ways to prevent and treat hangovers.
|
|
Countless articles describe a variety of foods, caffeine, ion replenishment, energy drinks, herbal supplements including thyme and ginger, vitamins and the "hair of the dog" as ways to prevent and treat hangovers.
|
|
Its land bank remains low compared with 'B' rated peers, but in April the company completed its land bank replenishment needs in Beijing and Kunshan for 2016, mitigating further land-price surges.
|
|
In the 1980s, Mr. Wunderman created a form of subscription coffee, called automatic replenishment, for the Scandinavian brand Gevalia, which for decades sold products in America directly to consumers by home delivery.
|
|
The list of services bookable through Bnbsitter include "bespoke key drop-offs" (guest check-in and check-out), cleaning, laundry, replenishment services and what it calls guest coordination, with prices starting from €19.99.
|
|
Rising zinc stocks on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) — up by 103,935 tonnes since the start of January to 124,038 tonnes — would seem to signal a replenishment of China's own depleted supply chain.
|
|
"If you invest in people - that is, in the human capital - you're going to get amazing growth in your country," Melinda Gates said in a telephone interview ahead of the GFF's replenishment meeting.
|
|
"So I might be comfortable ordering laundry detergent from my mobile phone, but I may also let my internet-connected washing machine order me replenishment laundry detergent because I trust it," Alvarez continued.
|
|
Rising zinc stocks on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (ShFE) -- up by 103,935 tonnes since the start of January to 124,038 tonnes -- would seem to signal a replenishment of China's own depleted supply chain.
|
|
The United States can continue momentum in September with a robust pledge at the Global Fund's Replenishment Conference, where global leaders will commit funding to fight H.I.V.-AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria through 2019.
|
|
This first batch of replenishment stock is intended exclusively for exchanges; Samsung hasn't yet said when Note 7 retail sales will officially resume — but VentureBeat claims the relaunch will come in late October.
|
|
The company would hike starting hourly wage of some associates in the fresh, front-end and replenishment areas to $12 an hour from $11, the report here said, citing Walmart spokeswoman Jami Lamontagne.
|
|
It will also be an important first step to ensure that all the donors to the Global Fund enable it to reach a minimum of $14 billion at its replenishment later this year.
|
|
You can also configure the microwave to re-order your popcorn through Amazon's replenishment service, but this requires that you commit to a brand and pack size you always want to have on hand.
|
|
"Our 365 stores are firsts for us in so many ways, from a streamlined operating model, to centralized buying, to auto-replenishment of inventory," John Mackey, co-founder and co-chief executive officer, said.
|
|
If the repurchase does not occur and the RV exposure continues to be non-compliant with the replenishment criteria, Fitch will review the transaction and analytical assumptions, which may result in negative rating action.
|
|
Analysts at Wood Mackenzie expect "a substantive rise in mine supply will outstrip the growth in refined production and (will) result in a concentrate surplus and the replenishment of previously depleted stocks of concentrate".
|
|
In October, the fund will hold a replenishment — a key chance to save nearly 16 million lives and make even more progress against these diseases (progress that is at risk if funding falls short).
|
|
France's efforts to put the GCF replenishment high on the G7 agenda signal "the importance of the fund to drive transformative outcomes for countries and communities in the frontline of climate change", Glemarec noted.
|
|
For instance, some players tried to help with healing spells, inadvertently making matters worse, since their efforts endured constant replenishment of those susceptible to the spell, rather than letting the outbreak run its course.
|
|
Demand for cognac in Hong Kong was impacted by protests in the region while slow stock replenishment in the United States, and changes in distribution contracts in Europe, also weighed on the third quarter.
|
|
Amazon canceled its original Dash buttons — which were consumer buttons that allowed customers to simply reorder products — earlier this year, although it still offers its Dash Replenishment Service directly on some devices, like printers.
|
|
"It will allow us to have a more ambitious replenishment for the next three years, and in turn, that will allow us to undertake critically needed investments in the 77 poorest countries," van Trotsenburg said.
|
|
Amazon would package its Go-inspired "just eat in technology™" as a branded Fresh Hub Service™ (FHS™) offering that includes the automatic reordering experience already available through Amazon's Dash Replenishment Service (DRS).
|
|
Howard Bamsey, a former Australian diplomat, said the fund could reach the trigger point for its replenishment process later this year if the share of available funds it has allocated for projects reaches 3.7 percent.
|
|
DRS is a combination of sensors and software that lets device makers build Amazon's replenishment system directly into your connected dishwasher from Whirlpool, your washing machine from Samsung, your pet feeder from Petcube (yes, really).
|
|
Amazon's Dash Replenishment program doesn't only involve smart machines that place orders for you – the company also sells cheap "Dash" buttons that are associated with SKUs for common household items like paper towels, diapers or gum (!!).
|
|
Now Whirlpool — one of the first companies to commit to the service — has explained how its new connected appliances will work with Amazon's, integrating its Dash Replenishment Service directly into its mobile Smart Kitchen Suite app.
|
|
The comments come a month after Sun wrote a commentary in which he argued that problems with timely capital replenishment, bank liquidity gaps and poor rate "transmission" are three major constraints on banks' supply of credit.
|
|
Also, "ethanol has a significantly negative impact on muscle protein synthesis [the building of new proteins in the body], carbohydrate replenishment, and rehydration," says Paul Salter, a registered dietitian and Sports Nutrition Consultant for Renaissance Periodization.
|
|
"As oil inventories are depleted, replenishment of these fuels will be important given the uncertainty around weather and future fuel demands for the remaining two months of the winter period," Ms. Blomberg wrote in an email.
|
|
"Himalayan salt is all about the minerals," she said, extolling the putative health benefits of magnesium replenishment, although the room's luxe decor and pink light felt more like a bottle-service lounge at a Hollywood nightclub.
|
|
That's all well and good, but the racers want the salt replenishment to be abundant and mandatory, and they let government officials know in an email campaign that sent more than 1,000 missives to Utah legislators.
|
|
Ford successfully received more than 1.3 million gallons of fuel, and exercised a solid cargo station, transferring 22 pallets for training from the fleet replenishment oiler USNS Leroy Grumman (T-AO 195), in less than three hours.
|
|
Nextail's typical customers are fashion retailers with 100-1,000 stores, with buy-in coming from CEOs, heads of retail, store managers, and area managers, to the teams on the ground actually dealing with inventory allocation and replenishment.
|
|
That's now changing, as those with supported printers, Gmate devices, or GE washers will be able to activate Dash Replenishment using either the company's website or app, depending on how the manufacturer configured access to the program.
|
|
Where previously you could only make Dash orders via dedicated Wi-Fi-enabled buttons, the integration with Amazon's Dash Replenishment Service meant you were able to buy printer ink, pet food, and detergent right from your appliances.
|
|
"There is a great deal of room to grow within the subscription model, and the competitive field will continue to expand as online retailers develop subscription services and options for auto-replenishment of fashion basics," he added.
|
|
"There is a great deal of room to grow within the subscription model, and the competitive field will continue to expand as online retailers develop subscription services and options for auto-replenishment of fashion basics," Cohen said.
|
|
Chinese aircraft and ships had been watching the Canadian warship, and an accompanying replenishment ship, closely after it ended a visit to Vietnam and traveled through the South China Sea, Taiwan Strait and East China Sea, Fisher reported.
|
|
And there's also a built-in "Dash Replenishment" feature that keeps a tally of how many bags of popcorn you've eaten and then reorders more at a 10 percent discount before you out of it, but like meh.
|
|
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - General Dynamics Corp's National Steel and Shipbuilding Co division is being awarded a $640 million contract for the detail design and construction of a T-AO 205 Class Fleet Replenishment Oiler, the Pentagon said on Thursday.
|
|
CR Land's attributable landbank reached 37.7 million square metres (sq m) as of end-2016 following a fast land replenishment pace in 2016, which will be enough to support the expected increase in contracted sales and IP expansion.
|
|
Its technology attempts to optimize the daily allocation and replenishment decisions that retailers have to make in order to ensure they hold the correct amount of stock at any point in time and can sell it at full price.
|
|
An Amazon spokesperson said the Echo will record voice data to train Alexa, and if you enroll in the Auto-Popcorn replenishment service (more on this below), the microwave will log when you use the built-in popcorn button.
|
|
As LA Phil enters their second century, they are committed to working with the incredible array of artists who bring much-needed replenishment and room for thought into our lives as individuals and as members of a broader community.
|
|
But Walmart's offering is much smaller — only 203,000 of its most popular items are available for next-day, which puts it more in competition with Target Restock, a similar offering with 35,000 items available — largely focused on household replenishment.
|
|
And since last March, Amazon has continued to announce a bunch of hardware partners around these services; just a couple weeks ago, Whirlpool said that its new connected washers, dryers, and dishwashers would work with Amazon's Dash Replenishment service.
|
|
For example, one of the GE washers that is connected to Amazon's Dash Replenishment Service will store a full bottle of detergent liquid in a sensor-filled reservoir, so that the washer "knows" when the liquid is getting low.
|
|
Marine scientists suggest protection of 30% of the oceans is needed to ensure the stability and replenishment of the marine communities targeted by fishermen outside the protected areas, and ultimately lead to more sustainable catches in our changing oceans.
|
|
Morrisons, a British grocery chain, reduced the incidence of out-of-stock items on its shelves by 23% and cut its inventory needs by several days by replacing manual stock planning with JDA's AI system for demand forecasting and replenishment.
|
|
The incident began with a routine shadowing by one regular Iranian navy ship as the Mahan; the USS Makin Island, an amphibious assault ship; and the USNS Walter Diehl, a replenishment oiler, began to enter the strait toward the Persian Gulf.
|
|
By building smart fridges that can track consumption, deliver offers and manage purchasing and replenishment, manufacturers can extract subsidies from companies in order to tap into data and the revenue stream of each consumer, then provide them with a free refrigerator.
|
|
The WWF-US praised Coca-Cola for its forward-thinking approach and said its replenishment targets represent "a step in the right direction," but it did not answer questions about what role it played in helping the company define water neutrality.
|
|
"If we had signs of significant improvement on the medium-term economic outlook and an improvement with respect to the investment climate in Russia and a replenishment of the fiscal buffers, all these factors would be credit positive," Hornung added.
|
|
Currently, the government simply issues borehole licenses to companies that want them, but it typically does not know an aquifer's size, its replenishment rate or its response to climate, he said - all key indicators of how long the water might last.
|
|
"Because their gastrointestinal systems will have slowed down considerably from lack of eating, they will need to be eased into ingesting easily digestible foods, so may require intravenous replenishment with glucose and electrolytes," which are sugar and liquids, he said.
|
|
But over the next 100 years, climate-related rainfall changes could disrupt the process of "recharge," the term for groundwater replenishment, in an estimated 44 percent of aquifers on the planet, according to a study published Monday in Nature Climate Change.
|
|
But the more the river is tamed and contained, the more the surrounding land sinks — crunching down to ever-thinner layers of earth as, deprived of the natural replenishment of regular flooding, it dries out like an old, brittle sponge.
|
|
This reflected the good demand for cognac in mainland China where sales of the group's cognac categories were growing at double-digit rate, but also the fall in tourism in Hong Kong and slower than anticipated stock replenishment by U.S retailers.
|
|
With the expansion of Amazon's marketplace model and the requirements sellers need to abide by to have their good fulfilled by the online retailer, Bohn points out that sellers need better tools not just for pricing, but for managing inventory and replenishment.
|
|
However, the agency believes the recent introduction of a more flexible exchange-rate mechanism, policies to discourage US dollar hoarding, and improved trade performance have alleviated balance-of-payment pressures and contributed to more than USD4bn in foreign-reserve replenishment during 1Q16.
|
|
But the company has made multiple donations to support the organization's work, including a $2 million grant from The Coca-Cola Foundation to support freshwater restoration projects and nearly $20303 million for replenishment from the company's Latin American division and its bottlers.
|
|
When asked whether the World Bank is marginalized as its relevance is questioned, Georgieva said the multilateral organization had received "a very strong vote of confidence", with record high replenishment of $75 billion, from parties including the U.S., to help the poorest countries.
|
|
The Dash Replenishment program is all a part of Amazon's grand vision for anticipating peoples' needs so that the purchasing process, which is already too easy, is as easy as possible, all of which ultimately benefits Amazon (as well as, you know, customers).
|
|
BEIJING, Nov 19 (Reuters) - China will step up credit support to the economy and push real lending rates lower, the central bank governor Yi Gang said on Tuesday, adding that authorities will promote capital replenishment and boost banks' ability to increase lending.
|
|
Water reuse, also known as water recycling, is the process of intentionally capturing wastewater, stormwater, saltwater, or graywater and cleaning it as needed for a beneficial freshwater purpose such as drinking, industrial processes, surface or ground water replenishment, or environmental restoration and enhancement.
|
|
WASHINGTON, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Fifty-two countries and other donors have pledged $23.5 billion in new funds for the world's poorest states, pushing replenishment of the International Development Association (IDA) fund to a record $82 billion, the World Bank said on Friday.
|
|
Problems with timely capital replenishment, bank liquidity gaps and poor rate "transmission" are three major constraints on banks' supply of credit, Sun Guofeng, head of the People's Bank of China's monetary policy department, wrote in a commentary in the PBOC's China Finance magazine.
|
|
With a recent replenishment of the bank's fund for the poorest countries, the International Development Association, the Treasury official said there were ample multilateral lending resources, and administration was concerned that some countries were jeopardizing future growth by taking on too much concessional debt.
|
|
Amazon Dash, the e-commerce giant's smart supplies replenishment service, already has a number of deals with major appliance and office equipment makers like GE and Brother, for example, allowing for things like washers that automatically re-order detergent or printers that re-order ink.
|
|
"The pressure of capital replenishment on commercial lenders is relatively big," said Wen Bin, chief analyst with China Minsheng Bank, citing capital consumed to write off surging bad loans, and to absorb off-balance sheet assets due to a campaign to defuse financial risks.
|
|
According to a report by the Cayman News Service, almost 14,000-square-feet of coral reef in the West Bay replenishment zone was destroyed by the yacht, named Tatoosh, confirmed by an in-water survey recently conducted by divers for the Department of Environment.
|
|
The storms have brought some sorely needed replenishment to many reservoirs left low by five years of drought, while restoring California's mountain snowpack to 135 percent of its average water-content level for this time of year as of Tuesday, state water officials said.
|
|
In addition to Brother and Samsung, Amazon Dash Replenishment services also power appliances and other devices from Brita, Oster, Obe, Petnet, Clever Pet, Sutro, Thync, Sealed Air, GOJO (Purell), and Whirlpool, reaching into workplaces and homes for things that range from washers to blood glucose monitors.
|
|
KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 22016 (Reuters) - Crude palm oil prices are seen averaging at 226.5,220 ringgit per tonne in 219.1, up nearly 232.8 percent from last year, boosted by demand from top consumer India and replenishment of stocks by China, according to the Malaysian Palm Oil Council (MPOC).
|
|
COLI acquired four parcels of land of total attributable gross floor area (GFA) of 2.28 million square metres (sq m) at a cost of CNY72.28bn in 1H16: one is in Hong Kong, two parcels are replenishment of existing projects in China, and one is a new project.
|
|
" Kids rarely ever need sports drinks, the association has said, and their use should be limited to when "there is a need for more rapid replenishment of carbohydrates and/or electrolytes in combination with water during periods of prolonged, vigorous sports participation or other intense physical activity.
|
|
Seaman Marcus White, from San Diego, stands watch in the Philippine Sea on June 30, 2019 as aft lookout aboard the Ticonderoga-class guided-missile cruiser USS Chancellorsville (CG 62) during a replenishment-at-sea with the Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan (CVN 76).
|
|
"Virtual" dash buttons (the same push-button concept, but digitized and tucked into Amazon's app) will continue to work, as will devices that tie into Amazon's "Dash Replenishment Service" — think washing machines that have a button to order detergent, or coffee makers that can order their own beans.
|
|
It's been nearly 10 months since Amazon first introduced two new initiatives around effortless in-home shopping: its brand-specific Dash Buttons and the Dash Replenishment Service, a service for connected home appliances that promised to reorder the dish soap or detergent for you when stuff was running low.
|
|
AT&T has also received new Note 7 stock Samsung said yesterday that it had shipped its first batch of replenishment stock, providing 500,000 safe Note 7 phones, but that they would go to people who were forced to trade in their potentially explosive devices for safety reasons.
|
|
Looking ahead, Mr. Agboatwalla said he hopes to add replenishment services, in which a washer and dryer, for example, would anticipate, based on a number of cycles, when the consumer needed detergent and dryer sheets — and would automatically order them from the person's preferred retailer before they run out.
|
|
Hog prices are expected to climb ahead of the festival as the replenishment of herds by some farmers in major production areas has been affected in the past two months, said Tang Ke, the head of the market and economy information department under the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs.
|
|
Treatment for dehydration usually involves a gradual replenishment of water and electrolytes, either through sipping fluids — like a sports drink — over a period of time or through an IV. (Drinking too much at once can overload the stomach and cause vomiting.) Luckily, if dehydration is treated quickly, people should recover completely.
|
|
It's all part of Amazon's Dash Replenishment program that was announced last year: The idea is that as soon as you're running low on staples like coffee pods (don't use coffee pods) or laundry detergent, one of the many smart devices in your home automatically buys replacements using your Amazon account.
|
|
Of the total 221.7 billion liters of water that Coca-Cola estimates it restored to nature worldwide in 1003, the 13 billion liters the company attributes to the Mexican trench projects equals nearly 6 percent of its worldwide replenishment claims and about 7.5 percent of its worldwide watershed protection investments.
|
|
As world leaders, advocates and others meet in France this week to discuss the Global Fund's replenishment for its programs targeting tuberculosis, HIV and malaria, a group of international experts say malaria can be completely eradicated within this generation — via more funding, new data tools, political will and promising drugs.
|
|
"For example, plain water would not be as effective at promoting fuel replenishment (due to lack of carbohydrates), muscle repair (due to lack of protein), or fluid retention/rehydration (due to low electrolyte content) in comparison to chocolate milk (which has all three)," Saunders, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
|
|
"This year and in years to come, we're going to see a higher percentage of that shift back to the store as retailers are looking for seasonal labor who can help with all of the operational tasks associated with buy online pick up in store, curbside pick up and inventory replenishment," Bines said.
|
|
"With a rapidly growing portfolio, accelerating implementation on the ground, and a pipeline of $17 billion showing huge demand, GCF is now entering its first replenishment ready to step up its support of developing countries' climate action," Javier Manzanares, the fund's interim executive director, said in a statement after the board meeting.
|
|
To ensure our nation is prepared to respond to emerging public health threats, Congress should revise the Public Health Emergency Fund to include funding levels appropriate for the threats that we face, and include a replenishment schema that avoids the drawn-out politics we have seen with ad hoc emergency funding for health threats. 3.
|
|
Plus, for products that truly did benefit from the buttons (like printers with specific cartridge requirements), the buttons fell victim to their own success as smart devices began to take over: Amazon's Dash Replenishment service meant that customers didn't need a bespoke button for ordering more printer ink or water filters — their Wi-Fi connected products could already do it for you.
|
|
It also points to its Dash Replenishment service — which offers an API for device makers wanting to build internet-connected appliances that can automatically reorder the products they need to function, be it cat food, batteries or washing power — as another reason why physical Dash buttons, which launched back in 2015 (costing $5 a pop), are past their sell-by date.
|
|
That could mean printer paper, coffee cups, pens, paper clips, toilet paper, coffee or just about anything, really — and Amazon's replenishment system can either be set to automatically place an order when it detects that on-hand supply has fallen below a certain weight, or you can just have it send someone in your organization a notification if you'd rather not have the order happen automatically.
|
|
What We're Buying (Because We Literally Don't Have Any Other Options): Welly First Aid Hand Sanitizer Replenishment Pack, Up & Up Hand Sanitizer, Purell Advanced Hand Sanitizer Naturals with Plant Based Alcohol Pump Bottle (order pickup only) Office Depot You might not have set foot in an Office Depot since back-to-school season — or ever, but yes — the office megastore does stock hand sanitizer.
|
|
" Former Housing and Urban Development Secretary Julián Castro also pushed back on the notion of court packing, saying, "I think the plan that Mayor Pete mentioned is an interesting one, but I actually believe that if we were selecting from one of those things that the smarter move might be to look at term limits or having people cycle off from the appellate courts, so that you would have a replenishment of perspective.
|
|