Sentence examples for feeds with one from inspiring English sources

For the last 18 months, Mobli users could upload their Instagram content to their feeds with one click.

You can even install multiple iZons all over your house, and switch among video feeds with one tap.

That is the main reason that Brad Alford, the chief investment officer of Alpha Capital in Atlanta, rolls over in bed, grabs his iPad and glances at the Bloomberg market feeds with one eye, sometimes two, before the sun comes up.

Indeed, the channel estimator is fed with one pilot symbol and six estimates of the data symbols in one LTE slot.

Fish were fed with one of the three experimental diets containing FO, wild-type camelina oil (WCO) or ECO as the sole lipid sources for 7 weeks.

Pigs that were kept free grazing and fed with one or more of swill, poultry offal or left to roam for garbage had TB suggestive gross lesion/s more frequently than those fed on commercial mixed feed.

Similarly, the cost to parents of infants managed with eHCF + LGG is expected to be less than that to parents of infants fed with one of the other formulae (Table 1).

Inclusion criteria were: healthy term infants born after 37 weeks of gestation, singleton, with a birth weight, length, and head circumference appropriate for gestational age (≥10th and ≤90th percentile), less than 60 days of age at enrollment, and exclusively fed with one of the study formulas for at least 24 hours before enrollment.

The study found that significantly more infants in the eHCF + LGG group developed oral tolerance to cow's milk after 12 months (78.9%; P<0.05) compared with those fed with one of the other formulae: eHCF (43.6%), HRF (32.6%), SBF (23.6%), and AAF (18.2%).

Feed with one-quarter-strength balanced fertilizer every other watering.

Previous qualitative studies in the field have typically explored feeding interactions with one child per family, focusing on the feeding practices that the mother uses to influence that particular child's food intake (e.g. Kaiser et al., 2001; Moore et al., 2007; Sherry et al., 2004).