Sentence examples for suitable for feeding from inspiring English sources

They are well balanced chemically, with fairly high fat content, and are particularly suitable for feeding horses and sheep.

The Duroc proved particularly suitable for feeding in the United States Corn Belt; by the 1930s it was the predominant breed in the United States, a distinction it held intermittently throughout the century.

This breed proved particularly suitable for feeding in the U.S. Corn Belt (parts of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Dakota, Nebraska, Missouri, and Oklahoma; all of Iowa) and has been extensively used in Argentina, Canada, Chile, and Uruguay.

The reformation of biomass-derived ethanol to a hydrogen-rich gas stream suitable for feeding fuel cells is investigated as an efficient and environmentally friendly process for the production of electricity for mobile and stationary applications.

With electronics it was possible to compress to manageable weight and size the complex equipment needed to transmute the overhead wire or third-rail current to a supply of variable voltage and frequency suitable for feeding to three-phase alternating-current motors.

Low-grade waste heat, mainly recovered from the PEM stack and the burner exhaust, has been found suitable for feeding a low-temperature thermal user such a radiant floor heating system (operating at ∼35 45 °C).

The top region with a high energy dissipation rate is a suitable location for feeding reactants.

Deep-sea canyons, for instance, can act as essential habitats for certain megafaunal species, which find a suitable environment for feeding, reproduction, and growth, often related to the increased availability of organic matter due to the enhanced transport of particles from the shelf down the canyon [26], [44], [46], [48], [154], [157], [244], [245].

Therefore, in contrast to what was predicted, managerial actions made benthic fauna less abundant and thus, less suitable as habitat for feeding birds.

The manipulation of plant seed oil composition so as to deliver enhanced fatty acid compositions suitable for feed or fuel has long been a goal of metabolic engineers.

We conclude that this method is suitable for studying feeding motivation, at least in lactating dairy cattle.