Sentence examples for which can be fed from inspiring English sources

The Tamagotchi, for the benefit of puzzled aliens recently arrived on earth, is an electronic toy, a "virtual pet" which can be fed and generally looked after.

Since 2010, AgriProtein has been working on developing technology that sees insects fed on streams of biowaste, including slaughterhouse waste, and then processed into flakes which can be fed to pigs and sheep.

This situation produces more data, which can be fed back into the learning process.

However, there is still hot engine water left which can be fed to an ORC.

On this mesh, different multiphysics problems can be solved to obtain distributions of physical quantities of interest, which can be fed back to the atomistic system.

This work provides an intervention free process for extracting plant water stress information which can be fed into an automated irrigation scheduling program.

When submitting a new job, the user provides a text file consisting of Unigene Cluster IDs, Entrez IDs or curated gene names, for which the identifiers are then mapped to their appropriate Unigene Cluster IDs to show the user which genes can be fed into the analysis.

Current in a solenoid generates the magnetic field along the straight sample, which simultaneously can be fed with a DC or an AC transport current.

So Ethicon, USGI and other firms are developing entirely new instruments.One device developed by USGI, called the ShapeLock TransPort, consists of a flexible "access platform" through which other devices can be fed.

People with paedophilia are one of the groups to be included in the deliberation process: maybe not in multi-stakeholder dialogue events, but rather in homogeneous meetings of which the results can be fed into subsequent deliberations (and vice versa).

It was experimentally demonstrated that high glucose concentration can be obtained when hydrolysate was used for subsequent hydrolysis process in which more substrate loads can be fed into the hydrolysis system thus can avoid evaporation or reduced water to be evaporated if higher glucose concentration was needed for ethanol production.