Sentence examples for feeder availability from inspiring English sources
An experiment was designed to examine the effect of different pen space allowance and feeder availability on the behaviour and growth performance of growing pigs in a deep-litter, large group system.
Availability of feeder services The high availability of feeder services is an essential component in hub and spoke networks.
Cod larvae have a very high growth potential (> 20% day− 1), they are aggressive feeders and can be cannibalistic if food availability is sub optimal.
Feeder carriers were considered to be significant since the availability of efficient feeder links is essential for cargo movements between the ultimate origins and destinations in hub and spoke networks.
These feeders also represented by far the most abundant food source available in the local patch, and the availability of nonfeeder options nearby were unlikely to have much impact on the behaviour of visiting birds.
On the other hand, regulatory energy expenditure can be compensated by high resource availability, for example of food to filter feeders (Thomsen et al. 2013).
As previously discussed, shipping lines with competitive advantages, such as the availability of a strong cargo base, and those with their own feeder services can experience high autonomy in hub port selection decisions.
With the availability of fine catheters super selective catheterization and embolization of the feeder vessel or pseudoaneurysm with micro coils can control the active bleed [ 37] as also facilitate subsequent laparoscopic cholecystectomy has been recommended [ 7, 8, 14, 19, 29].
The major difference is the availability of the options, as the Ant interface allows the user to select registered ants with feeder, as well as provides options to perform data manipulation.
Several cases of grid abnormality such as sudden feeder interruption due to the short circuit, network disconnection, voltage variation and circuit breaker opening affecting wind turbines operation and availability are classified and presented.
