The phrase "a fed to a" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
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Alternatives: "a feed to a" or "a transfer to a".
Today, these cameras – Pablo Picasso preferred a FED to a Leica – can be bought in good condition for less than $150 ,a fraction of the cost of a German-made Leica.
Felig (9) conveniently divided the transition from a fed to a fasted state into three stages: the postabsorptive phase, 6 24 h after beginning fasting the gluconeogenic phase, from 2 10 days of fasting the protein conservation phase, beyond 10 days of fasting.
The reactor product stream is cooled through a condenser and fed to a vapour liquid separator.
The reactor product stream is cooled through a condenser and fed to a vapor-liquid separator.
Increasing the total solids content of the substrate fed to a DAD bioreactor is a basic engineering design objective to decrease the bioreactor volume (Luning et al. 2003), reduce its construction costs, and increase the specific energy output per reactor's unit volume.
The extracted power from wind is converted into electrical power and fed to an infinite bus through a transmission link.
To indicate and monitor the charging level, the battery voltage is sampled using a potentiometer and fed to an ADC channel of the microcontroller.
The 24 receiver fibers from the 12 probes were bunched to a linear bundle and fed to an imaging spectrometer and the corresponding spectra were detected with a 512×512 pixel cooled CCD detector.
They were displayed on an oscilloscope and fed to an analog digital interface (CED 1401) connected to a computer.
In something short of a photo finish, the U.S. Tax Court upheld most of a $4,000 tax bill sent to a prominent California horse racing writer, but rebuffed a bid by the feds to add a handicap.
It occurs widely in Africa where it is eaten as a vegetable, or fed to animals.
