Sentence examples for smaller intake from inspiring English sources
A large trainee intake could mean there is heavy competition for training seats, while a smaller intake could mean you will be the only trainee in a department and form closer relationships with your co-workers.
They felt that the exhibition machine had a simpler director system, a different rotor with a smaller intake cone, and that the exhaust gas heat transfer system had not been implemented.
Wean to this simple diet gradually to help shrink your stomach and grow accustomed to a smaller intake.
You may find, however, that smaller intakes may be enough to ensure good hydration.
Thus, similar additional calculations with a PFFn of 10% or a scenario of smaller intakes from dietary supplements (i.e., 5 µg) were done for vitamin D. The calculations resulted in a MSFL of 4.5 µg vitamin D/100 kcal for the most sensitive group (children aged 4 10 years) (Table 3).
We have quite a small intake in that area – about six graduates a year, from around 1,200 applications, so it's quite competitive".
But then – small intake of breath – you notice that attached to their wide leather belts are swishing horse tails (real ones), and on their feet are strange shoes made from hooves (ditto).
Because of the small intake, Williamson explains that graduates joining the company can be given training and a rotation path through different departments tailor-made to each individual's interests.
Conveniently, the cult's scientific founders redesigned the neohuman body to survive on water, solar energy, and a small intake of mineral salts, eliminating the need to eat and to defecate.
Any talks will apparently concentrate on a declaration by Israel on the right of return, a small intake of refugees on humanitarian grounds, and an international compensation and resettlement programme.A sign of hope on the peace front was the vote on December 18th by nine of the ten Arab Knesset members to enable Mr Netanyahu to run for prime minister.
There is a small intake at age 10 into Old Grammar, a year group consisting of two classes equivalent to primary school Year 6.
