"We no longer have need for cost busters, because it is now ingrained in our business," a company spokeswoman said.
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It was unclear just who might have need for a garment less effective and more expensive than the one it replaces.
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We live in an era checkered with gun violence, overwhelmingly committed by men with histories of instability, using weapons that no ordinary citizen could possibly have need for.
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However, customers who only have need for a single tuner can still buy that version of the AirTV Player for $99.99 — down from its previous price of $129.99.
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"If you don't have need for the power, it becomes a sort of stranded asset or a white elephant, and that's the major concern for the future," Eliesen said.
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Many executives and employees have need for a role that's basically a "chief of staff" — someone who keeps track of all the details about everyone they encounter and are headed off to meet in their professional careers.
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Dr Coussios estimates that the world's hospitals have need for about 300 of the machines, but the firm says it will have reliable repeat business from furnishing the metras it has sold with the disposable plastic connectors that hook machine and organ up together—for a replacement set of these is required with each new liver stored.
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The civilian AR-7's intended markets today are backpackers and other recreational users as a takedown utility rifle. The AR-7 is often recommended for use by outdoor users of recreational vehicles (automobile, airplane or boat) who might have need for a weapon for foraging or defense in a wilderness emergency.
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Cruft may also refer to unused and out-of-date computer paraphernalia, collected through upgrading, inheritance, or simple acquisition, both deliberate and through circumstance. This accumulated hardware, however, often has benefit when IT systems administrators, technicians, and the like have need for critical replacement parts. An unused machine or component similar to a production unit could allow near-immediate restoration of the failed unit, as opposed to waiting for a shipped replacement.
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The arena is host to sports, concerts, and other events; the China Art Palace hosts pieces of artwork. The Pudong Expo Site Management Office still plans to demolish most of the pavilions if regional development plans have need for the area; however, the Africa Joint Pavilion would be kept permanently. After the expo, the Africa Joint Pavilion was renovated, with the renovations finishing in November 2011. The pavilion was also renamed to the Shanghai Expo Mart.
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In motion, the walk is diligent with a long stride, the trot is brisk and economical with some action, and the canter is of sufficient quality. The canter was not of great importance to the breeders, who did not have need for a heavy galloping horse, and so this gait is not as strong or expressive as the trot. Groningens are known for their even temperaments, though they are seldom spiritless. They are described as "sober" with a tremendous work ethic.
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There are no classifications in this event except the requirement that all athletes participating must have need for a wheelchair for daily mobility. Para- snowboarding: On 2 May 2012, the International Paralympic Committee officially sanctioned "para-snowboarding" (commonly known as adaptive snowboarding) as a medal event in the 2014 Winter Paralympic Games under Alpine Skiing. There will be men's and women's standing snowboard-cross competitions. The IPC currently recognizes two broader sport classes, one for competitors with lower-limb impairments and one for those with upper-limb impairments.
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Shrike on a Dead Branch, by Miyamoto Musashi In his later years, Musashi said in his The Book of Five Rings: "When I apply the principle of strategy to the ways of different arts and crafts, I no longer have need for a teacher in any domain." He proved this by creating recognized masterpieces of calligraphy and classic ink painting. His paintings are characterized by skilled use of ink washes and an economy of brush stroke. He especially mastered the "broken ink" school of landscapes, applying it to other subjects, such as his Kobokumeikakuzu ("Shrike Perched on a Withered Branch"; part of a triptych whose other two members were "Hotei Walking" and "Sparrow on Bamboo"), his Hotei Watching a Cockfight, and his Rozanzu ("Wild Geese Among Reeds").
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