Sentence examples for feed on hand from inspiring English sources
Always have some feed on hand to toss and distract an attacking rooster with.
Alternatively, these parametric dissociations may be based on a dissociation already at the sensory level: Different sensory neurons may have preferential access toward premotor neurons that support choice and feeding on one hand and toward neurons which drive internal reinforcement on the other hand (for a similar proposal with regard to mice, see de Araujo et al. 2008).
A solubility surface-response model was regressed and statistically assessed before elucidating the significant and direct relationships between inlet temperature and feed rate on one hand and solubility on the other.
All stages of colony-reared O. hermsi were fed on hand-held 14-day-old chickens (Gallus domesticus) or 10-day-old northern bobwhite quail (Colinus virginianus) acquired from commercial hatcheries.
Other birds such as small woodpeckers may also come and feed on your hand.
A dissolution surface-response model was used to elucidate the significant and direct relationships between drug feed concentration and inlet temperature on one hand and dissolution on the other hand.
Wrong-headed institutionalization of community-based resource management (Thébaud and Batterbury 2001) or mismanagement of conflicts between herding and cropping activities (Bassett 1988; Tonah 2003) reinforces the negative effects of marginalization and feeds conflicts between pastoralists on one hand and farmers and state on the other.
Sequential-feeding consists of using on one hand cheap carbohydrates for achieving a large biomass and on the other hand fatty acids as mcl-PHA precursors to produce tailor-made mcl-PHAs.
The implication of this finding would be economical: on one hand, patients who pay out of their pockets for these tests would now have more money to be diverted to other treatment related expenses like transportation and feeding; on the other hand, the country program would equally stand to benefit as some of the already constraint human and material resources will be spared.
The worldwide tourism industry was rapidly growing, and the concept of top-dog, "global" cities was gaining ground, fed by academic researchers on the one hand, and widely read "best city" lists on the other.
