point of consumption

Discuss the economic case for introducing charges at the point of consumption.

In addition, 3D printing products themselves at the point of consumption by the consumer has also been shown to be better for the environment.

However this suggests that the area burnt would have several billion dollars in potential forest products at the point of consumption.

"It would be much easier to base any future deal on emissions at the point of consumption.

Each computer therefore becomes a point of consumption but also of data distribution.

This resource must be managed as close as possible to the point of consumption.

Its basic principle - that medical treatment should be free at the point of consumption - is sacrosanct.

Filtering is best performed at the point of consumption.

The key requirements for chilled food products are good quality and microbiological safety at the point of consumption.

The plant, which ceased to be used in 1983, took the water from the water system and supplied energy to the different points of consumption.

But, even with all this sophisticated support, the final few years to the point of consumption continue to defy mechanisation.

Near the point of consumption, the electricity is transformed down to the safer 100-250 voltage systems used in the domestic market.

The main pipeline branched out into secondary pipes connected to the individual points of consumption.

At the present time, Ontario has no law that is specifically designed to protect drinking water quality, particularly at the point of consumption.

The main point to make is that with a smorgasbord, additional food has a zero price at the point of consumption.

There has been a long tradition of making the use of the library free at the point of consumption to every student.

Therefore is it not far better to stop this trade at the point of growing, rather than the point of consumption or distribution?

"It's putting awareness at the point of consumption.

Others have suggested that adding nuclear plants would make the system more stable, because it would allow electric generation closer to the point of consumption.

As a result, microbiological and chemical failure rates of drinkingwater at the point of consumption are high.

A Teaming Agreement and site program should be put in place to develop point of consumption data capture; the 'cash register' at the bed approach.

Energy supply is the delivery of fuels or transformed fuels to point of consumption.

Mr French warned that "one big negative" is the potential "point of consumption tax," due to come into force in December 2014.

In the fresh-baked business you want to be as close as you can to the point of consumption," Bay said.

Agricultural marketing cooperatives provide the services involved in moving a product from the point of production to the point of consumption.