Sentence examples for is capable of feeding from inspiring English sources
When the male occupies a fairly exposed position on its partner, it resembles the juvenile and is capable of feeding.
Although Violet is capable of feeding and otherwise appears to be in good health, she has to put on a brave face to avoid becoming prey herself, Dr. Bunting said.
As Abhijit Banerjee of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology says, "we live in a world that is capable of feeding every person that lives on the planet".Indeed, the world produces more than just enough to go round.
The majority of demographers argue that since the Earth is capable of feeding 10 billion it cannot be overpopulated at only 7 billion, and that if 1 billion people are suffering from undernourishment and 2 billion are living in poverty, it is because resources are badly distributed.
The main transformer is capable of feeding each motor with 765 kilovolt-ampere (kVA), 115 kVA to heating and 40 kVA for axillary equipment.
The results should be reassuring evidence that formula feeding does not condemn a child to a life of obesity, poor health and lackluster intelligence; proof that whether a woman chooses, or is capable of, feeding a baby from her breast is not what defines her as a mother.
Not that my mother would have been capable of feeding her at that point anyway; she was also semi-comatose.
However, including third party apps, like Beautiful Widgets, around 300,000 phones are capable of feeding pressure data to PressureNet.
Hatchlings are capable of feeding on their own after one week, and they become fully fledged when they are 30 35 days old.
Furthermore, their nauplius larvae lack frontolateral horns, and their cypridlike larvae (often more than one stage) not only are capable of feeding with biting mouthparts but also possess distinctive prehensile first antennae that lack cement glands.
The system is designed to allow artificial micro-particulate food to be sprayed (continuously until abalone are capable of feeding on seaweed) onto hard corrugate plastic plates, using agar as a fixative.
