Sentence examples for rearing technology from inspiring English sources

Because large volumes are required to supplement commercial poultry diets, the rearing technology for fly larvae requires further development.

Several improvements in hatchery rearing technology and use of broodstock have been occurred in the last decades (Theodorou 2002; Pavlidou 2009).

The pigs were weaned at 26 days of age, housed, managed and fed with a standard weaner diet (without antimicrobials or growth promotors) according to rearing technology of the farm.

Such child-rearing technology miracles do not exist, at least not yet.

Being surrounded by ocean, it's an obvious talent, but the advanced fish-rearing technologies that they developed centuries ago are nothing short of amazing.

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The exhibition's poster child, "The Wreck of the Ole 97" by Thomas Hart Benton, seems to stylize all the myths and misgivings of progress through technology with a rearing white horse spooked by the sight of a train, an innocent young girl who is thrown from the carriage as a result.

The third type, digital light projection, is a rear-projection technology that allows for tremendous screen sizes at bargain prices.

The animatronic figures will use rear-projection technology that make the animated faces of the characters look more lifelike.

But the good news is swiftly rearing it's pearly eyes; we have the technologies and the capacity to rectify these problems.

The technology first reared its ugly head in tightly contested areas of the 2000 presidential race.