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mass storage
మాస్ నిల్వ

central storage
మగ తేనెటీగలు

mass storage controller
సందేశ నియంత్రణ

storage backend for kconfig
name

storage;space;cleanup;
storage;space;cleanup;

insufficient info cleared to agency
एजेंसी को अपर्याप्त जानकारी साफ़ की गई

mass storage media player support
మాస్ స్టోరేజ్ మీడయా ప్లేయర్ తోడ్పాటు

insufficient permissions in target directory.
లక్ష్యపు డైరెక్టరీనందు సరిపోని అనుమతులు.

configure automatic handling of removable storage media
name

all nepomuk data is converted to a new storage backend
నెపోమక్ యొక్క మొత్తం డాటా కొత్త నిల్వ బ్యాకెండ్‌కు మార్పడి చేయబడిందిname

the nepomuk server providing storage services and strigi controlling
nepomuk సేవిక నిల్వ సేవలను మరియు strigi నింయత్రణను అందిస్తుందిcomment

the nepomuk removable storage service, providing access to nepomuk metadata on removable storage devices.
name

proposed to include granulation division in the scope of the sop no.gawh005-14titled as receipt, storage and distribution of finished product
sop పరిధిలో గ్రాన్యులేషన్ డివిజన్ ‌ ను చేర్చడానికి ప్రతిపాదించబడింది, అంటే రసీదు, నిల్వ మరియు పూర్తయిన ఉత్పత్తి sop నెం. gawh005 14

the post harvest sector includes all points in the value chain from production in the field to the food being placed on a plate for consumption. postharvest activities include harvesting, handling, storage, processing, packaging, transportation and marketing.[1] losses of horticultural produce are a major problem in the post harvest chain. they can be caused by a wide variety of factors, ranging from growing conditions to handling at retail level. not only are losses clearly a waste of food, bu
but they also represent a similar waste of human effort, farm inputs, livelihoods, investments and scarce resources such as water.[2] post-harvest losses for horticultural produce are, however, difficult to measure. in some cases everything harvested by a farmer may end up being sold to consumers. in others, losses or waste may be considerable. occasionally, losses may be 100%, for example when there is a price collapse and it would cost the farmer more to harvest and market the produce than to plough it back into the ground.