Stock/requirements list

Additionally, one wishes to know the development of material stock levels at any point in time over a given time interval. For this purpose one notes all receipts and issues, both from process orders inside the balance area and incoming to or outgoing from the balance area. This stock/requirements list can be evaluated by various algorithms. For example one only considers plant stock and definite receipts and issues to calculate the definite future stocks by best current knowledge. On the other hand one may include the planned independent requirements in the consideration to calculate the expected future stocks. 

The stock/requirements list may also be evaluated for different storage locations. There are also material types for which no stock/requirements list is necessary (e.g., consumables and cleaning materials). 

The standard does not require stock records or inventory lists however, without such a system you cannot demonstrate you have control over the receipt and dispatch of items from storage areas. The standard also does not require you to identify the location of items in stock, although without some reliable method of retrieving and accounting for items you cannot demonstrate whether or not unauthorized items have entered the storage area. 

When a process requires an evaporation step, the problem of evaporator design needs serious examination. Although the subject of evaporation and the equipment to carry out evaporation have been studied and analyzed for many years, each application has to receive individual attention. No evaporation configuration and its equipment can be picked from a stock list and be expected to produce trouble-free operation. 

Tees Tees may be cast, forged, or hot- or cold-formed from plate or pipe. Tees are typically stocked with both header (run) ends of the same size. In general, run ends of different sizes are not typically stocked or specified however, occasionally run ends of different sizes are specified in threaded or socket-welded sizes. Branch connections may be full size or reducing sizes. Branch reductions two sizes smaller than the header are routinely stocked, and it is not typically difficult to purchase reducing tees with branches as small as those listed in ASME B16.9 (i.e., approximately one-half the header size). Economics, stress intensification factors, and nondestructive examination requirements typically dictate the branch connection type. 

Swedish law requires that major retailers make an assessment of potential health and environmental hazards when deciding on which products to stock and sell. As a guide to which chemicals should be avoided, KEMI has published a list of especially hazardous chemicals ( OBS-listan ). The hazard profiles of the KEMI-listed substances differ widely, from decidedly toxic compounds, like arsenic salts and benzene, to practically innocuous substances, such as metallic zinc and many zinc compounds. (Like any other chemical, including table salt, zinc and its compounds should, of course, not be dumped in rivers in large quantities, but they are perfectly safe in most other contexts.)... 

Tootelian and Gaedeke, 1993 West, 2003). The visual method requires the pharmacist or designated person to look at the number of units in inventory and compare them with a listing of how many should be carried. When the number falls below the desired amount, an order is placed. The periodic method requires the pharmacist or designated person to count the stock on hand at predetermined intervals and compare it with minimum desired levels. If the quantity is below the minimum, the product is ordered. 

Once the expression of the protein is optimized and seed stocks are made, the next step in production is their growth on a large scale to generate sufficient product. The scale of fermentation is determined by the therapeutic dose of the product, the total number of doses required, and the shelf-life of the product. The ideal characteristics of a bioreactor or a fermentor are listed in Table 3.3. 

Inventory Update Rule (lUR) (40 CFR 710). The lUR was established in 1986 to require manufacturers and importers of chemicals listed on the master TCSA Inventory to report current data every four years on the production volume of chemicals imported or produced. Food and feed products produced from natural agricultural product, such as oilseeds, are not required to be reported but all oU and meal products obtained by solvent extraction that is sold for other than food or feed use (e.g., oils as chemical raw materials and meal as fertilizer) are. Cottonseed oil, soap stocks, acidulated soap stocks, deodorized distillates, hydrogenated cottonseed oil are some of the substances reported by extraction and refining operations under lUR. EPA amended this rule in 2003 (1/9/03 68 FR 848). Cottonseed oil is on the list of partially exempt substances, which are not subject to the new reporting requirements for processing and use data but continue to have to report the current lUR information as well as manufacturing exposure-related information. 

The New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), the world s leading equities market, revised its Listing Standards in 2002. The new standards put listed companies to a much higher requirement of corporate governance and disclosure practices. 

In the United States, public companies are required to report their financial performance quarterly, with an annual report required at the end of the fiscal year. Non-U.S. companies with a stock trading on a U.S. stock exchange must also file quarterly and annual statements. Even foreign, public companies not on a U.S. exchange file annual reports for use by investors, analysts, and employees. Annual and quarterly reports are often found on the companies websites listed under investor relations. In the United States, these reports are available from the Securities and Exchange Commission (http //www.sec.gov) at no charge. Financial information on private companies is much more difficult to find. Users must depend on disclosure by the private company or rely on primary research vendors for information. 

Members of the LSE mnst follow its conduct of business rules. In addition, there are specific rnles that apply to GEMMs. These include the requirement to report all gilt trades to the LSE, except gilt repo and stock loan trades. The LSE pnblishes market trading statistics that include the monthly turnover, by volnme, of gilt transactions. It also publishes the Daily Official List, the list of closing prices for all securities listed on the London market. 

Further analysis requires detailed data from annual accounts of individual corporations. For this reason, only stock listed companies are selected as they are subject to particularly strict publication requirements. 

Projections as to the future level of business, growth, or profitability of the issuer should be omitted on the offering circular, unless required by the rules of the stock exchange on which the issue is to be listed. 

Unless the EMTN Programme is listed, there is no requirement for it to be updated. However, programmes which are listed on a stock exchange will require updating in order for the listing to be renewed. 

A list of aU items and spares based on the above recommendations and own records) shall be prepared. This shall include the major spares as well as additives, stabilisers, and property modifiers which are generally required in small amounts but are costly and hence their stock levels shall be carefully estimated. The list can also include various types of containers and packing items such as carboys, drums, and boxes. 

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