0 a building where supplies or vehicles, especially buses, are kept: --
1 a building where supplies or vehicles are kept: --
a fuel depot
2 a place where goods are kept until they are sent somewhere to be used, sold, etc.: --
3 a place where buses or trains are kept until they are needed or in order to be repaired: --
The closure of the Eastleigh depot means that train renovation is now concentrated on two sites.
Changes in proportions of empty body depots and constituents for nine breeds of cattle under various feed availabilities.
Nonetheless, it can be postulated that by updating psychiatrists' knowledge about depots, in turn their attitudes may become more positive and prescribing practices may subsequently change.
The instances are grouped by motorway and vary over the number of depots to be built, ranging from zero to the total number of restaurants along the motorway.
Under the slogan of ' village regrouping ', central locations in the widening network of roads were selected for the establishment of government-run service institutions, such as schools, dispensaries and marketing depots.
The focus was on small parties establishing depots and the use of boats for sea journeys, and dogs and ponies for sledge journeys with skis for personal transportation.
We hypothesized that psychiatrists' current attitudes and beliefs, regarding depots, would be based on their knowledge about clinical psychopharmacology and would be associated with reported prescribing practises.
Furthermore, a number k (k 6 n) will be given, the number of depots to be built.
The k depots will be built at the locations of k different restaurants.
