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Definition of Stockrooms
1. stockroom [n] - See also: stockroom
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Literary usage of Stockrooms
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1. Marketing, Its Problems and Methods by Carson Samuel Duncan (1920)
"The tendency is more and more to consider the cold storage as a public utility.
126. stockrooms.—Another feature of warehousing is the carrying of supplies ..."
2. Marketing: Its Problems and Methods by Carson Samuel Duncan (1920)
"The tendency is more and more to consider the cold storage as a public utility.
126. stockrooms.—Another feature of warehousing is the carrying of supplies ..."
3. Planning Production for Profit: Tested and Selected Methods of Planning by John Herbert Van Deventer (1921)
"Supplies in stockrooms. Both of the above will be inventoried from the stockroom
... Supplies outside of stockrooms. 5. Goods in process of manufacture. 6. ..."
4. Shop Expense Analysis and Control by Nicholas Thiel Ficker (1917)
"WORKED MATERIAL EXPENSE 551 Changes to shop fixtures in worked and finished
material stockrooms 552 Changes to permanent fixtures, worked material, etc. ..."
5. Stages to Saturn: A Technological History of the Apollo/Saturn Launch Vehicle by Roger E. Bilstein (1999)
"Like Rocketdyne, ABMA found that short funds made a virtue of scrounging in the
dark corners of warehouses and stockrooms and put a premium on imaginative ..."
6. The Cost of Production: The Principles of the Science of Costs, with by Burt Clifford Bean (1905)
"Stock Department—(a) Orders stock, (b) Raw stockrooms, (c) Store stockrooms. IV.
Shop Expense Department—Figures and allots shop expense. ..."
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