Sentence examples for conventional rear from inspiring English sources
Kirby RL, Corkum CG, Smith C, Rushton P, MacLeod DA, Webber A. Comparing performance of manual wheelchair skills using new and conventional rear anti-tip devices: randomized controlled trial.
Kirby RL, Walker R, Smith C, Best K, MacLeod DA, Thompson K. Manual wheelchair-handling skills by caregivers using new and conventional rear anti-tip devices: a randomized controlled trial.
Compared with the conventional rear high-level gas drainage roadway technique, the gas drainage technique of the LDBS-HGDR is advantageous in terms of ease of construction, low cost, and sufficiently long drainage hours.
The White Half-Track vehicles were without armour; Kytölä's idea was to equip them with superstructures for field or forest clearing, or to convert them into Four-wheel drive lorries by replacing the tracks with a conventional rear axle.
Either, however, delivers pictures far superior to conventional rear-projection units, and in a much smaller package.
At about $276,000, the diesel-hydraulic hybrid trucks cost about $47,000 more than conventional rear-loading garbage trucks, he said.
The Taiwanese smartphone maker HTC has seized the trend for selfies by releasing a dedicated new handset with a front-facing camera as big and powerful as the conventional rear-facing camera.
Light trucks score high in all three of those categories, particularly volume, but they also return substantial profits because unlike passenger cars, they are not so dependent on frequent technology upgrades; suspension parts and conventional rear-drive third members often carry over from one generation to the next.
Higher survival rates (up to 70% and 60% for L. seticaudata and L. wurdemanni, respectively) to the post-larval stage and a shorter larval stage duration (27 and 22 days for L. seticaudata and L. wurdemanni, respectively) were achieved, in comparison to conventional rearing systems.
Fifty five 1-day old commercial 'Big 6' turkeys were housed in open pens under a heating and lighting scheme as in conventional rearing and received food and water ad libitum.
Our hypothesis was that BC would be a better source than MR and as good as conventional rearing by the sow in terms of optimisation of the immune defence and intestinal health of weak piglets.
