| To facilitate container reusability, request a Fasson dissolvable adhesive that can be cleanly removed. |
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| Its biggest selling-point was its reusability, unlike other rockets which are discarded after one firing. |
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| The company led by billionaire Elon Musk is striving for reusability to drive launch costs down and open up space to more people. |
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| The space shuttle embodied some of the concepts of reusability that he advocated. |
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| In addition to benefits such as reusability, adaptability and reduced duplication of effort, the format also promotes good training practice. |
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| Software reliability and reusability are key values for software development at OM Partners. |
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| In addition, they guarantee high system functionality and reusability of templates. |
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| Environmental considerations, such as energy efficiency, recycling and reusability, were taken into account in the design of Experience Canada. |
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| Based on a common multi-user repository, MEGA Process is organized for reusability and collaboration. |
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| Productivity, scalability, risk management and reusability are key parameters. |
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| The second benefit of our model consists in the reusability, in different simulations, of generic interactions libraries. |
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| Moreover, The Hartford put a high priority on the reusability of core functions, so the solution also had to provide the ability to extend the service to other potential users. |
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| It achieves a high level of reusability, modifiability, and integration with HEW and any target processor. |
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| Improved energy standards and increased potential for recyclability and reusability in buildings constructed from this point in time alone will not be sufficient to realign the built environment towards a sustainable future. |
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| High sensitivity, selectivity and reusability are among the advantages of the sensor. |
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| These free enzymes provide the advantage of reusability. |
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| The benefits of the model were discussed in the areas of reusability, configurability, interoperability, modifiability, and testability. |
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| You shouldn't have to worry that your investments into application integration and SOA will compromise the promise of data reusability and interoperability. |
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| Perfecting reusability is essential for achieving that dream. If you build it, will they come? Hard-headed commentators may roll their eyes at such ambition. |
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| And history suggests reusability is difficult to do properly. |
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| Experiments have been conducted using ballistic missiles to transport mail, but this remains a novelty because of costs and the problems of reusability and accuracy. |
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| However reusability in code generation is not highlighted in those products. |
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| We therefore welcome the fact that the environmental compatibility, durability and reusability of products are becoming more and more of a decisive factor in economic competition. |
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| Steel's long-span capacity, total recyclability, reusability and reduction in material use through innovation will allow more buildings to bypass the grave. |
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| The implications on the quality, longevity and reusability of buildings and the recoverability, reuse and recyclability of their constituent materials and components will be profound. |
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| Require a program for either the collection and reuse of packages by manufacturers, or their reuse by consumers to sustain a claim of refillability or reusability. |
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