Sentence examples for behaviour of the feed from inspiring English sources

the metalworking industry interest in high speed and high accuracy machining has asked the machine-tools builders to focus attention on one topic in particular: the dynamic behaviour of the feed axes.

A comprehensive computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model has been developed to predict likely full-scale performance under various process conditions, based upon a knowledge of thickener design, plant flows and laboratory assessment of the flocculation behaviour of the feed slurry.

The non-uniform character is assumed to be caused by the flow behaviour of the incoming feed.

Our study lasted for two months, but during the first half of the experiment we observed no changes in behaviour of the nanoparticle fed fish, suggesting that fish are affected by the particles that are accumulated in the fish.

However, in the present study farmers did not monitor the feeding behaviour of the fish during feeding which may have contributed to accumulation of uneaten feed in the ponds.

After a number of simple identification experiments to assess the dynamic behaviour of the system, a feed-forward control routine was implemented.

The natural feeding behaviour of the pig is searching for feed by rooting activities throughout the day; self-feeding pigs randomly space their eating and drinking periods throughout the day consuming ten to twelve meals per day.

The natural feeding behaviour of the pig is searching for feed by rooting activities throughout the day and Stolba and Wood-Gush [ 1] reported that pigs living in a semi-natural environment (including grass and woodland) spent 20% rooting and 30% grazing during daylight.

Figure 6 (D F) further indicate that AICAR, rapamycin and resveratrol did not modify the feeding behaviour of the flies as assessed by a capillary feeding assay.

In particular we explain the difference in the behaviour of the system when reactant feed streams are premixed or non-premixed.

Analyses performed in this study correspond to a description of the feeding behaviour of the lambs and is a starting point for studying management methods that will improve the feeding of artificially reared lambs.