Sentence examples for consumer feeds from inspiring English sources

A food chain in which the primary consumer feeds on living plants is called a grazing pathway; that in which the primary consumer feeds on dead plant matter is known as a detritus pathway.

Today's European consumer feeds as if we had two or three planets at our disposal; an American eats as if there were four or five.

M is a powerful IA use case; a consumer feeds a question or problem into software, the software breaks down the query and organizes relevant information and a Facebook employee digests and acts on the information in a very quick timescale.

But the level of responsibility carried by the consumer who chooses to eat outside the mainstream — especially the consumer feeding children or those with compromised immune systems — is daunting.

But the level of responsibility carried by the consumer who chooses to eat outside the mainstream especially the consumer feeding children or those with compromised immune systems is daunting.

These results demonstrate differential regulation of CYP transcripts in a marine consumer feeding on an allelochemical-rich diet, and significantly advance our understanding of both the adaptive molecular mechanisms that marine consumers use to cope with environmental chemical pressures and the evolutionary history of allelochemical-metabolizing enzymes in the CYP superfamily.

It's cheaper for both farmers and consumers, feeds more people, causes far less environmental harm, nourishes and sustains us.

In the Netherlands, Germany, France, Austria, Belgium, and the United Kingdom, there are a hundred and sixty million consumers, fed by approximately 3.2 million farmers.

For example, consumers fed diets consisting of highly toxic cyanobacterial lab cultures and large, potentially inedible net phytoplankton showed greater biodilution when compared to seston.

Kodak and Fuji are hedging their bets: they are selling digital development equipment -- and, of course, paper -- to retailers, on the theory that consumers fed up with the travails of home printing will simply drop their memory cards off.

The number of cord-cutting consumers fed up with ballooning bills has risen 60% in five years, to 8.6m US homes at the end of 2014, according to data broker Experian.