Sentence examples for fed heat from inspiring English sources

The coolant and lube oil circulation is achieved by electrically driven pumps, with the temperature controlled by water fed heat exchangers.

Though nematodes fed heat-killed HI2424 did not reproduce or appear as active as those fed E. coli, they did not succumb to this challenge (2.0% mortality ±0.6%).

Animals fed heat-killed bacteria were first grown on live OP50 or HT115 to adulthood and then transferred to heat killed bacteria for 8 hours prior to anoxia treatment.

At least, C. elegans showed considerably reduced pharyngeal pumping rates when fed heat-killed OP50 [ 39].

There were pronounced focal disruptions in the aortic intimal layer of the rats fed heated oil.

Due to planning mistakes the power plant could not start feeding heat into the district heating grid.

Feeding heat-treated flaxseed diets relative to RF had no effect on ruminal, post-ruminal, and total tract nutrient digestibilities.

Feeding canola products to dairy cows can alter milk fatty acid profile, but only primiparous cows have increased productivity as a result of feeding heated, versus unheated, canola presscake.

Four lactating Holstein cows with ruminal and duodenal cannulas were used in a 4 × 4 latin square design to determine the effects of feeding heat-treated flaxseed on ruminal fermentation and site and extent of nutrient utilization.

From the results obtained, the following feeds were identified as being among the most preferred feeds: pelleted feeds, heat-treated rapeseed meal, barley with 10% rapeseed fatty acid, barley with 10% palm oil, and barley with 10% glycerol, whereas ground palm kernel expeller was undesirable.

Feeding heated canola products increased milk and milk protein yields in primiparous cows only, but cows of both parities fed diets containing canola presscake produced milk with lower concentrations of C12 0, C14 0, and C16:0 fatty acids than cows fed the canola meal and tallow diets, although concentrations of C18 1 n-9 were unaffected by fat source or level.