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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a hopper with a" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific type of hopper that has an additional feature or component.
Example: "The engineer designed a hopper with a built-in sensor to monitor the material flow."
Alternatives: "a hopper featuring a" or "a hopper equipped with a".
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What kind of barge should be used -- a flat-deck or a hopper with a depression in the middle, better to hold the dirt?
This apparatus consists of a hopper with a wheel to drive a dispensing mechanism and chutes to direct the fertilizer to the row.
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The aperture for nutrient replenishment consisted of a hopper with an outlet arranged below the nutrient solution level in the container.
Future improvements could include a hopper with some mechanical action (auger, etc). to mitigate this problem.
The solar dryer was comprised of a feed hopper, centrifugal blower, pneumatic conveyor and a transparent structure acting as drying chamber containing a hopper with vortex at the top.
Other lots include a 1955 photograph of Hopper as doe-eyed pretty boy taken by fellow actor Roddy McDowell and a peculiar portrait of Hopper with a vampiric Christopher Walken taken at the Chateau Marmont hotel, LA, by Annie Leibowitz.
The off-camera noise of an eager Dutch volunteer slapping a space hopper with a ping-pong bat is not as effective as you'd think.
Hold the dangling casing with one hand, and with the other, feed the sausage mixture into the hopper with a wooden pestle at an even pace.
Most of the other guests, she said, were too drunk to notice, but the artist George Herms spotted Hopper with a box.
Integrating the suspension hopper with a droplet generator provides a robust and scalable method for library bead distribution into picoliter-volume droplets.
Push the meat down the throat of the grinder hopper with a wooden spoon.
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