Sentence examples for feed supporting from inspiring English sources

The numerical simulation results have shown the validity of the designed adaptive ER damper to suppress the wind-induced vibration of the feed supporting system, and the additional damping vibration amplitude can be suppressed to one-half of the original amplitude without ER damper.

Considering the wind-induced vibration of the feed supporting system with cables for the optomechatronics design project of next generation large spherical radio telescopes, a prototype of adaptive electrorheological (ER) damper is designed to realize additional damping control of this vibration.

I am so encouraged by the work the World Food Programme continues to do in C.A.R. FEED supports this work through product sales, and donations directly to the FEED Foundation.

As medical relief efforts following Haiti's devastating earthquake begin to shift toward stabilizing the battered island nation, including feeding, supporting, and housing the survivors, the need for monetary support remains vast.

This bifidogenic effect of WBE was associated with a normalisation of fat mass and plasma leptin due to a 8-week WD feeding supporting results obtained in our previous studies12,14.

The terrorist threat is fed, supported and sanctioned by extremist ideologies".

A good correlation (R2 = 0.995) between the ic-ELISA results and the HPLC-MS/MS results for swine feeds supported the reliability of the developed ic-ELISA.

So if I can do something useful to help people then why wouldn't I?" Around 250 people who are street homeless will be fed, supported and entertained by Cashmore and his team of volunteers each night during Christmas week.

In addition, optimal infant and young child feeding supports all of the Millennium Development Goals and directly responds to the World Fit for Children goals (Paragraph 37.5).

This situation can feed support for an insurgency".

Because of its large dimension, a rigid-flexible manipulator was designed to serve as the feed support system in a Five-hundred-meter Aperture Spherical radio Telescope (FAST).