Sentence examples for equipment feed from inspiring English sources
handwritten in pencil - lists quantity, item and value (includes stock, equipment, feed).
In addition, searches and checks of all equipment, feed, hay and bales will be conducted, and veterinarians will be escorted to the specific horse.
Consumables included holding tanks, aerations, feed (Artemia; mysid and plankton collection and storage equipment), feed system equipment, water filters, water testing, disease analyses, ice, and maintenance costs.
bSPF, or Specific Pathogen Free farms, is a trademark of pig farms which ensures a certain level of external biosecurity through the restriction of entering visitors, equipment, feed and pigs.
The introduction of tractors and other mechanized farming equipment fed the ambition of some African farmers.
The requirements of space silkworm culture equipment, feeding approaches and feeding conditions were also preliminarily designed and calculated.
And she wonders how a record that sounds like demos — by a band "singing weird Elvis Presongsinspired songs with really janky late-60s cheap thrift-store equipment fed through a bunch of effects pedals" — could possibly have worked.
It was the early 1970s, he said, and "the office of the future was just then emerging," with more and more electronic equipment fed by more and more wires running under the floors, as walls gave way to cubicles.
Chang initially fed them blood from her own arm before Wageningen University entomologist Jeoren Spitzen lent the project his entomological expertise and equipment to feed them artificially.
In her apartment at 90 Laurel Hill Terrace where she lived with her sister, Zayra, she used a $5,000 intravenous pump, along with a battery of other equipment, to feed Krys intravenously around the clock.
According to the magazine, the 100 Most Wired are providing Web-based patient education at the bedside, disease-specific self-assessments online, and are linking clinical equipment to feed patient readings directly into the medical record.
