Though cattle primarily eat grass and can be grazed in pastures, some operations necessitate feeds such as silage, hay and grain for cattle that need to be cared for or raised in a dry-lot or sacrifice area.
The nutritional content of human milk necessitates frequent feeding both day and night and frequent close contact.
In this way, the sword would continually ablate part of its material, adding to the heat and cutting power, but would necessitate continual feeding with more thread; the thread we are using is fortunately very thin.
The in planta feasibility of the strictosidine activation following potential herbivore feeding necessitated a spatial separation of strictosidine and CrSGD within distinct cell types and/or distinct organelles.
However, from March to June, there remains almost nothing to graze inside the paddock which necessitates supplementary feeding for animals while still being inside the paddocks.
While NQRs such as Riksstroke can contribute by providing data, it necessitates the feeding of valid data into the system.
The vertical coupling of active InP based ring resonators and passive feeding waveguides necessitates the use of a waferbonding technology in the fabrication process.
Some, a number that officials will not disclose, still protest through "splashing" – throwing a mix of excrement, urine, vomit or blood at guards – or maintaining a hunger strike that necessitates force-feeding.
The well documented, dynamic nature of salivary gland protein expression during feeding [ 11, 42] necessitates a synchronization between cell proliferation and cell death; dying cells can leak intracellular components into the surrounding fluids, thus enabling host contact and initiation of the adaptive immune response.
This necessitates large studies collecting detailed infant feeding data, including duration of partial and exclusive breast feeding, breastfeeding schedules, mode of receiving breast milk, and type of formula together with parental cognitive tests.
It is envisaged that by the year 20351 feeding this growing population will necessitate that an additional 112 million metric tons of rice be produced on a smaller area of land, using less water and under more fluctuating climatic conditions, which will require that future rice cultivars be higher yielding and resilient to multiple abiotic and biotic stresses.
