Sentence examples for developed to feed from inspiring English sources
In terms of pneumatic conveying system components, a considerable number of devices are specifically developed to feed materials into pipelines.
The machinery of fashion-making which has been developed to feed an essentially materialistic audience the appearance of opinion, perception, and talent it has learned to demand is profoundly destructive of just such intangibles.
(2) The cribriform ventilation device is developed to feed well-distributed gas into the coal sample, which agrees with the in situ gas source in coal seams.
Since air-jet texturing process was developed to feed POY yarns, research were carried out by Sengupta et al. (1989) to understand the influence of drawing variables on the properties of air-jet textured yarns made from POY feeder yarns.
"And below that on the island there's a great structure in place for the junior players - that pathway is something that can really be developed to feed into the senior team". MacRae was an assistant coach with Scotland before becoming Austria coach three years ago.
Mornings become inventive with what Nosh calls a breakfast pie, a kind of muffin-ized frittata McKenna developed to feed the mobile needs of her bike-riding customers.
The Chatoor Feeding Scale was developed to diagnose feeding problems during infancy by identifying adaptive and maladaptive behaviours exhibited by both mother and infant.
"What has been driving some of the success in the emerging markets — investment from developed countries to feed exports back into the developing world — is starting to slow down," said Edward A. Gray, head of global and international value equities at Delaware Investments.
A wheeled mobile robot, capable of two-directional movement, is developed to transport and feed materials to an industrial production line.
It seems that 20 dpf juvenile fish were suitable for use in our feeding assay as they were sufficiently developed to exhibit constant feeding behavior, yet possessed a transparent body that allowed fluorescence observations of the gastrointestinal tract.
The MFMO is developed to support the Feeding Experiments End-User Database Project (FEED, https://feedexp.org/), a publicly-available, online repository for physiological data collected from in vivo studies of feeding (e.g., mastication, biting, swallowing) in mammals.
