Sentence examples for a maximum feeding from inspiring English sources

Eq.7 indicates that the feeding velocity is inversely proportional to the pitch; thus, we can adopt a maximum feeding velocity allowed by the machine so as to decrease the pitch.

However, one might want to consider that there is likely a maximum feeding rate which is determined by the food handling time of gammarids.

Subsequently, this work led to the installation of a commercial membrane plant designed for a maximum feed rate of 11 500 cubic meters per day (72 000 barrels per day) at Mobil's Beaumont, Texas refinery.

After reaching a maximum feed rate of 31 g glucose/h, the feed rate was reduced to 11.7 g glucose/h and held constant for the remainder of the run.

Flocculation was performed at pH 6.5 by addinga 4% w/v PEI stock solution (kinematic viscosity equal to 1.92 cSt at 22°C; Brookfiled DV-II+ viscometer, Brookfield Engineering Laboratories Inc., MA) to a final concentration of 0.2% v/v and a maximum feed dilution of 5.0% v/v.

Although we cannot reject the possibility, we find no good evidence that feeding height stratification, as revealed by reconstructed maximum feeding heights, played an important role in facilitating niche partitioning among the herbivorous dinosaurs of Laramidia.

This function has as intercept y = x = 0 (i.e. when the helper was hiding, distance was zero, so it could not feed by default), and allows for an exponentially diminishing increase in feeding rate with distance (i.e. maximum feeding rate was constrained, since feeding rate cannot increase indefinitely by default).

We examined the question of feeding height stratification by estimating the maximum feeding heights (MFHs) of the dinosaurs from the DPF.

In the best case scenario, the confounding effects of limb flexion and epiphyseal cartilage on the calculation of maximum feeding heights would cancel each other out.

Unfortunately, it is not possible to determine exactly how much epiphyseal cartilage is missing from every individual, and to apply different CCFs to separate taxa in the reconstruction of maximum feeding heights would tell us more about the influence of CCFs in producing (or reducing) statistical differences, and less about how the fossil bones themselves differ.

We suggest a maximum DDGS feeding rate of 1.25% of BW for growing calves consuming native tall grass prairie hay as long as maximum dietary sulfur concentrations are not exceeded.