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And the grueling fitness regime allows for some hefty plates of food packed with calories to support muscle protein synthesis, electrolyte replenishment, and general recovery — and that includes McDonald's apparently.
Dealer inventories of Motorhome are gradually returning to more appropriate levels, though pockets of replenishment opportunities remain.
He said sand replenishment is the coastline’s strongest safeguard against wearing away under waves, and despite applauding “recent efforts to bring sand to this coast” at the news conference, he said it’s “not enough.”
Source: https://voiceofoc.org/2023/04/can-oc-cling-onto-its-iconic-but-threatened-coastal-rail-line/
No wonder automotive volumes were strong in the quarter: inventory replenishment is continuing across the industry.
Our operational improvements on the 12-point plan established better supply and replenishment of imports.
Since wireless charging doesn't require you to insert a cable into the device you're powering up, this method of energy replenishment has several advantages.
Source: https://www.slashgear.com/1443453/wireless-charging-science-explained/
So could there be a little bit of replenishment?
The company is refusing to pay what it calls “unfair replenishment fees” imposed by the Indian Wells Groundwater Basin Authority that are essentially pricing it out of its water rights.
There is also managed planning, where a services firm uses a supply chain system to forecast demand, and plan replenishment and manufacturing.
Source: https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevebanker/2023/02/15/a-new-kind-of-services-firm/
The U.S. has approved to Ukraine in response to Russia’s invasion, totaling about $113 billion, with some of that money going toward replenishment of U.S. military equipment that was sent to the frontlines.