Sentence examples for producing cat from inspiring English sources
Basic minimum nutritional requirements for cats have been established by the Feline Nutrition Expert (FNE) Subcommittee of the Association of American Feed Control Officials AAFCOO), and manufacturers use these standards in producing cat foods.
Mr. Byrd, in his debut on Broadway, is producing "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," now in previews at the Broadhurst Theater, with Mr. Jones as one member of an all-black cast guided by the director Debbie Allen.
Stuart Thompson, a prominent Broadway producer who had worked with Ms. Johansson on "View," agreed to produce "Cat" for her almost on the spot.
Cuddle Clones has produced cats, dogs, rabbits, chickens, pigs, horses, rats and even a micro pig to date.
One mating between phenotypically Abyssinian and mackerel cats produced one cat of each phenotype and one mating between phenotypically blotched and mackerel cats produced two blotched and one mackerel cat.
Engineered Lactobacillus casei BL23 strains producing either CAT or SOD, or the native strain were given to mice before and after intrarectal administration of TNBS.
Also on the hit list are the law's definition of "full time" as any employee who works 30 hours a week or more, provisions that compensate health insurers for market losses and an excise tax on medical devices, including the machines that produce CAT scans and magnetic resonance images.
They are reassuring teachers that the questions are predictable, in order to try to persuade them that students will get the best marks if they come up with their own ideas rather than producing copy-cat generic answers to what are essentially generic questions.
The similarity between the gunpowder and the cat is hardly accidental since Schrödinger first produced the cat example in his reply of September 19 , 1935to Einstein's August 8 gunpowder letter.
Because other hybrid cat breeds, such as Savannah and Chausie, have been occasionally introgressed into the Bengal breed, exon 2 was sequenced in five servals and two jungle cats, the two wild felids used to produce these cat breeds respectively (Morris 1999).
