Recoverable in a sentence

Reliable, low-cost and frequent launches will be key, with recoverable or partially recoverable rockets like the Falcon 9 from Elon Musk’s SpaceX one pathway to eventually affordable satellite deployment missions.

Unless there’s something within the lease agreements that say a certain amount of money is not recoverable, those fees are all recoverable.

Exceeding this time results in a soft (recoverable) or hard (non-recoverable) error.

Recoverable Alerts Recoverable Alerts are non-critical crashes in the computer system.

Brink gave an overview of the actual state of the city’s finances – which he described as “critical but recoverable” – on Monday (17 April).

Ephron, who first went to police to report the incident two days later, turned over the shell casings, which the detective said had no recoverable fingerprints on them.

He went on to state that he is guided that there were discussions, but there was no agreement on the coalition Government’s side for the cost to be cost-recoverable.

Lila’s operator applied for the 4,231-acre Williams Draw tract, holding 32 million tons of recoverable coal, to the south of its operations.

Proved reserves (P90) are those reserves that can be estimated with a high degree of certainty to be recoverable.

Remember to exercise caution when deleting attachments, as removing them may also delete them permanently and they may not be recoverable.

Thanks to the settlement “there never was any finding that any of the property was recoverable”, they said.

They differ in size; Willow is about four times as big in reserves, with about 600 million recoverable barrels estimated, and ConocoPhillips plans to spend several billion dollars on Willow, much more than the $1.5 billion planned by BP.

You don’t want your passwords downloaded as plain text—even if you delete the file, it can be recoverable on an unencrypted drive.

Crimea isn't going back to Ukraine in the foreseeable future, and while the other territory may be recoverable, it won't be at a reasonable cost to anybody.

For further clarity the auditors noted that in order for a cost to be recoverable it had to be in connection with production operations.

JOG’s acreage is estimated by management to contain more than 140 million barrels of oil equivalent (“boe”) of discovered mean recoverable resources net to JOG, in addition to significant exploration upside potential.

Meanwhile, Staatsolie is moving towards a second FID, namely in Block 52, where Malaysian Petronas has discovered recoverable oil reserves.

Public policy expert Dr Sam Koma said the were “sitting on large debt running into billions of rands with some like Eskom not recoverable.

The Phase 2 DFS increased the overall annual production rate to 20,851 recoverable tonnes LCE, contained in a concentrated lithium chloride product for a period of 40 years.

These are all recoverable with current technology, and as technology advances, America’s resources will expand.