Figure 1 SEM images of ZnS nanostructures produced with different sets of feeding rate and cooling gas flow ratea 12 g/min and without cooling gas,b 24 g/min and without cooling gas,c 21 g/min and with cooling gas 3 m3/h, andd 21 g/min and with cooling gas 6 m3/h.
Consequently, the products we obtained were wurtzite ZnS with little amount of ZnO. Figure 2 XRD patterns of ZnS nanostructures produced with different sets of feeding rate and cooling gas flow ratea 12 g/min and without cooling gas,b 24 g/min and without cooling gas,c 21 g/min and with cooling gas 3 m3/h, andd 21 g/min and with cooling gas 6 m3/h.
A set of feeding trials was carried out for different microalgal species and processed diets for the culture of the New Zealand pipi, Paphiesaustralis.
A set of feeding trials was carried out to assess the potential use of gut weed (GW) Ulva intestinalis as a direct food to replace commercial feed (CF) in an alternative approach for feeding Spotted scat (Scatophagus argus), Red tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus), and Giant gourami (Osphronemus goramy) juveniles for 60, 45, and 56 days, respectively.
A second set of feeding assays running in parallel to those described above are detailed in [ 31].
In this paper, however, we report the results of a single and early set of feeding diaries, unlikely to be much affected by misreporting.
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It is only at the periphery that we see strong associations between head morphology and specific sets of feeding habits (Figure 3).
A variable-gain control function (outputs between (−1,1]), derived from the diagnosis functions, is defined to determine the quantitative change applied to the most active constraint of the substrate blend optimisation problem leading to a new set-point of feeding substrates blend.
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