As in other developing countries, a common problem in these countries is that young children are fed thin, watery cereal-based porridges that cannot supply them with the energy and nutrients they need for growth.
For example, of the 19 mothers, 16 thought infants should be fed thin rather than thick porridge; none of the 19 mothers could describe how to feed a child recovering from illness; most mothers knew that "dietary diversity" was important, but none could list a variety of foods that could be fed to an infant.
Dr. O'Neill could feed a thin wire through the outer catheter at this point to attempt to poke the clot free.
Under these conditions, even while possessing relatively large individual jet feed rates, thin diameter nanofibers (200 300 nm) are readily produced.
Avoiding degradation of solids is attractive in market in demand of livestock feed, as thin stillage is generally dewatered with the solids and syrup contributing to the production of DDGS, a low value but critical co-product whose value is linked to protein and fiber content.
She was feeding a thin gray cat with popcorn.
(2) Soot formation in pool fires (diffusion flames fed by thin films of liquid fuel on the piston) begins later and continues until late in the cycle, when further significant soot oxidation is unlikely (soot temperatures have dropped to ∼1500 K, and OH* chemiluminescence is no longer detectable).
The faster the feed, the thinner the strip.
With cutting parameters in the current study, increasing the cutting speed and decreasing the feed produced thinner chips (smaller chip thickness).
A-D) In an 87-year-old diabetic woman suffering from blood loss following PCI precontrast (A), CT angiography (B, volume-rendering C) and venous-phase (D) images showed small-sized (2 cm) round-shaped PA (arrows) and a short feeding tract (thin arrows) communicating with the CFA.
