Sentence examples for suitable to feed from inspiring English sources

renniek 07 November 2013 12 15pm Supermarkets sell food in large quantities suitable to feed a family.

On the other hand, esterification with higher amount of glycerol, a low value by-product of the biodiesel industry, gave an oil with low acidity suitable to feed power generators.

The comminution of coarse forest biomass into fine products suitable to feed pulverized fuel burners could be an efficient way to produce usable renewable energy in the short term.

The first experimental results obtained in the reformer system using decaline and diesel fuels demonstrate the feasibility of the design to produce hydrogen suitable to feed a PEM fuel cell.

One is the diversion of resources from the core activity of research, namely that of asking questions and creatively seeking answers towards producing information that is suitable to feed back to individuals.

At this stage they are suitable to feed to young fry.

Campo Grande silage is a suitable roughage source to feed sheep, in diets containing 40% concentrate in the total DM.

So long as you have the skills to use the 3D design software or the 3D scanner, a 3D printer and a suitable physical substance to feed into your personal making machine.

This example is dedicated to treatment of one or more intermediates, produced thermochemically from biomass, to produce biofuels that could replace blends of gasoline, diesel, or jet fuels, as well as bioproducts and other liquid hydrocarbons suitable to be fed to existing petroleum refineries (biocrude oil).

The major advantage of this method is that we do not need any prior assumptions about the disease or knowledge of parameters, only the previous occurrence of the disease and suitable climatic factors are required to feed into the method and consequently better predictions about the disease incidence can be obtained, which is also clear from our case study.

They also seem to be able to detect the size and speed of particles moving past the bivalve in the current, enabling it to open its valves wide to feed when conditions are suitable.