Sentence examples for meat system from inspiring English sources

Tyson, the apogee of the industrial meat system, was founded during the Great Depression and succeeded in making meat plentiful, cheap, and commonplace.

"The industrial meat system has a very well established and sophisticated distribution network," Mr. Hunt noted, which makes its products more accessible and cheaper than the sustainable variety.

A combined effect between NaCl addition and HHP in reducing EM was observed at 300 MPa, thus more water was bound to the meat system.

The effects of dietary fiber addition on the water distribution, water binding capacity (WBC), and textural properties of a fat-reduced model meat system enriched with inulin, cellulose, carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC), chitosan, pectin, respectively, were investigated in this study.

However, testing is not true prevention, and we still have a long way to go toward cleaning up the industrialized meat system.

Square implemented several other ideas to distance the games, notably the "meat" system to allow players to collect enemy abilities, though these proved difficult to portray at first.

This is something we all need to confront, said Jemima Jewell, head of food business at Compassion in World Farming: "A third of the world's cereal harvest is fed to animals in industrial meat systems, and for every 100 calories fed to animals you may get 17 to 30 back in human edible calories.

Meat systems made with added seaweeds had lower (P < 0.05) sodium contents than control samples.

However, as diets in intensive meat systems are mainly based on cereals products that humans could consume directly, the degree of competition with human nutrition should be another feature to be considered.

In a survey conducted in 2002 by the Agriculture Department, products for 34 processing plants that use such machinery, known as an advanced meat recovery system, were tested and 35percentt of them tested positive for central nervous system tissue.

The nation's meat inspection system has undergone sweeping changes, with the government shifting much of the responsibility for safety to meat companies.