Sentence examples for hen operations from inspiring English sources
In addition, there are eight large laying hen operations in New York State, and two assembly members on the Agriculture Committee come from districts with Big Hen interests: Aileen Gunther from Sullivan County and Al Stirpe from Onondaga County.
Disturbance propagation during a HEN operation may make the control difficult if the HEN is improperly design.
According to Rupert Murdoch's flagship newspaper, The Australian, Taylor Auerbach quit after less than three months in the job because he was disheartened by Mail Online's "battery hen operation".
For instance, Pinch Technology is based on pinch phenomenon and its influence on HEN operation and design.
By contrast, the largest New York laying hen operation is in Chazy, NY near the Canadian border and houses 1.4 million hens -- that's 583 chickens for every person living in Chazy, where there is an actual sewer system for human waste.
This robot-produced milk connoted for me a battery hen-style operation, insensitive and inhumane.
Not fully considering the potential process hazards when selecting matches of hot and cold streams in a HEN can introduce process operation risk and consequently necessitate high investment in materials of constructions for heat exchangers.
"The big battery-cage operations – where the hens are crammed into cages so small they can't even flap their wings – we just didn't think they would ever be open to an animal rights organization going to their property and pulling hens, but this person was," she said.
If you're worried about the egg being fertilized, keep in mind that most eggs come from large-scale operations where laying hens are never exposed to a rooster.
The proposed approach derives an optimal HEN, including heat transfer areas and operation patterns for process streams, which minimizes the total utility cost required for transferring the state of the system's main devices during operation mode changes.
During the life cycle operation of a heat exchanger network (HEN), factors such as equipment aging, gradually decrease heat transfer performance and increase energy consumption.
