Expendable

Non-expendable mold casting The permanent molding process Non-expendable mold casting differs from expendable processes in that the mold need not be reformed after each production cycle.

In non-expendable processes, these allowances are imparted directly into the permanent mold, but in expendable mold processes they are imparted into the patterns, which later form the mold cavity.

The modern casting process is subdivided into two main categories: expendable and non-expendable casting.

This is so that the casting can be released in non-expendable processes or the pattern can be released from the mold without destroying the mold in expendable processes.

If her spokespeople flub, they are scapegoats and very much expendable.

It can carry up to 150 metric tons of reusable and 250 tons of expendable weight.

Just a gentle reminder from corporate America that you're more expendable than you think.

Shipley became expendable in Pittsburgh the next year after the Steelers drafted center Maurkice Pouncey in the first round, but he went on to start 72 of the 110 NFL games he played in elsewhere before a neck injury ended his career.

The anime also has quite a bit of action that comes with the added bonus of uncertainty since most of the characters feel expendable.

The Corvo Precision Payload Delivery System (PPDS) is touted as a low-cost, expendable drone to deliver supplies and equipment into areas where traditional logistics capabilities cannot reach.

The film will see starring as Mickey Barnes, an expendable employee sent to outer space on a mission to colonize a new world.

The lower-tier Nomus are used to carry out expendable attacks whereas the more powerful higher-tier Noums go head-to-head with the heroes as they are seen to be more durable and some are even able to regenerate themselves even after being heavily injured.

Wild how many people there are in the comments, carrying water for cheap billionaires who see humans as expendable.

And the fact that we have a gigantic minor-league system; we have a draft every single year; it makes players expendable.

But unlike the Super Heavy-Starship, the SLS is a throw-away, expendable booster expected to cost more than $2 billion each through the first several flights.

Dylan Cook and Spencer Anderson made Kevin Dotson and Kendrick Green expendable a year ago.

They were a new kind of 'expendable' for Gottlieb – mostly drug users and petty criminals who wouldn't be missed and wouldn't complain.

Unlike American or Israeli drones — expensive and intended for complex missions — the Shahed 136 is cheap and expendable.

When the Ariane 6 hit development delays, ESA decided in 2022 to move Hera to the Falcon 9. In order to get more performance out of the spacecraft, they will be using a fully expendable version of the Falcon 9 rocket.

All individual humans are expendable.