Übersetzung für 'stocks on hand' von Englisch nach Deutsch

stocks on hand

Vorräte {pl}

• On the other hand, it saved significant research time and effort and meant that existing production lines and stocks of shells could be used at a considerable saving.
• With practice, the cavalry draw can be as fast or even faster than drawing from a normal, butt-rearward holster, because of the assistance of the body in placement of the hand on the pistol stocks.
• Tae-hee overheard everything, and offered help to Joo-kyung to hand over the stocks to him by claiming that she would meet Ji-suk later on. Joo-kyung agreed, and handed over the stocks to her.
• The Australian Army had only seven weeks' stock was on hand in March 1943 and US forces in both the South West Pacific and South Pacific Area were drawing on Australian Army stocks as they had not yet received adequate stocks of their own.
• On the other hand, scientists and conservationists push for stringent protection, warning that many stocks could be wiped out within fifty years.

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• While traditional backtesting was done by hand, this was usually only performed on human-selected stocks, and was thus prone to prior knowledge in stock selection.
• ... Note that "W" and "t" do not appear on the right-hand side; this implies that a constant fraction of wealth is invested in stocks, no matter what the age or prosperity of the investor).
• Without a continue feature or spare stocks of lives, and because the player dies with one hit (minus the part that pits the player in a hand-to-hand combat against the terrorist leader) from anything, the final stage is extremely difficult to clear.
• Being based on the British vehicle, CMPs were used extensively by British and Commonwealth forces replacing lost stocks after the Dunkirk evacuation.
• The stocks of books in Moon type and Lucas systems had mostly been presented to the Library and some of the braille books had been purchased on special terms from the Royal National Institute of Blind People, which was known as the British and Foreign Blind Society at the time.

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• In 1889 with his stocks low Searle, accompanied by Matterson, went to England to race the Canadian champion William Joseph O'Connor for £500 a side.
• Some Mk IIs had wooden stocks. The Spz-kr assault rifle, a rudimentary German design made in the closing stages of the war, used the receiver and components from the Sten Mk II, and the MP 3008 was made as a cheap copy.
• Service versions featured smaller more basic hammers and stocks, and fixed sights.
• In his printed articles, he pointed out ways to mitigate the morals of the peasantry, and, referring to his own example, suggested that the landowners organize annual grain stocks in the villages in case of crop failure.
• He was able to provide only three muskets from municipal stocks, and his suggestions of where other stores could be found proved misleading or mistaken.

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• Sharpe, for example, approached the problem as an individual investor picking stocks.
• The distant water fleets felt that Canada had destroyed the cod stocks and wanted everyone else to pay part of the cost.
• SWX Swiss Exchange, as was its new name since 1999, acquired the stock exchange platform Tradepoint, renamed as Virt-x, for the trading of 32 Swiss bluechip stocks, regulated by the British Financial Services Authority.
• The stocks and sails were made during the two work-ins held in July and August, a total of 41 people attending over the two weeks.
• These stocks come in quality walnut wood grade 5 and higher wood grades are also available.

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