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antifeeding: A compound which will prevent the feeding of pests on a treated material,without necessarily killing or repelling them.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

drip-feeding: /drip: the continuous slow introduction of a fluid containing nutrients or drugs. HOMED 56/
Category: Medicine

feed: controlled adjustment of the tool electrode during spark erosion
Category: Iron and steel industries

feed: a device for feeding workpieces automatically into machine tools
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

feed: to impart a feed movement to a tool or workpiece
Category: Mechanical engineering

feed: the conductor,cable,or waveguide that conducts the energy that is to be transmitted from the transmitter to the aerial
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

feed: any device by which the feed movement is effected.It is a feed mechanism when the feed is automatic,or a simple support for the workpiece or for the tool when the feed is manual
Category: Mechanical engineering

feed: the comparative rate of feed motion,expressed in units of length per stroke or per revolution of the main movement.In English-speaking countries,the feed rate is sometimes also expressed in a reciprocal value,e.g.'cuts per inch'
Category: Mechanical engineering

feed: that movement of a tool or workpiece in relation to the machine frame by which successively new portions of the workpiece are subjected to the effect of the main movement
Category: Mechanical engineering

feed: any noninjurious material edible by,and of nutrient value for,livestock or wildlife
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

feed: to keep feeding a mould cavity after it has been filled in order to make up for the effects of shrinkage and to prevent shrinkage holes
Category: Iron and steel industries

feed: a solution introduced into an extraction system
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

feed: to send (a radio or television program) by wire to a transmitting station for broadcast.
Category: News-systems and communications

feed: a signal input supplied to a circuit or transmission line.
Category: News-systems and communications

feed: the -- is located near the vertex (peak height) of the paraboloidal reflector...The energy from the feed is reflected back toward the paraboloid by a subreflector.
Category: News-systems and communications

feed-back: the analysis by an observer of the influence of an individual`s behaviour on others
Category: Medicine

feed-back: bruits indésirables.
Category: News-systems and communications

feedback: The transfer of a signal from the output of a system,back to the input,to control or stabilize the circuit.
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

feedback: the means whereby the state of the controlled element is signalled
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

feedback: return of portion of output to input
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

feedback: the signal or data sent to the control system from a controlled machine or process to denote its response to the command signal
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

feedback: return of energy from one point in a system to an earlier point
Category: News-systems and communications

feedback: use of the output or the effects of the output as input to influence the state of the system
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

feedback: When applied to a transmission,feedback is the return of a fraction of the output to the input.In a closed-loop system,it is the part of the system which brings back information about the condition under control.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

feedback: to return a part of the output of a machine, system, or process to the input; thus, permitting the output to affect the input as well as the input to affect the output.
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

feeder: a sort of grain reservoir built around a hatchway between two decks which provides against the settling of the grain loaded in bulk
Category: Transport

feeder: machine designed to ensure a regular and even flow of grain to the crushing rollers
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

feeder: an electric line that conveys electrical energy from a generating station to a point of a distributing network without being tapped at any intermediate points
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

feeder: that part of a radio system by means of which radio-frequency energy is carried from the transmitter to its aerial
Category: News-systems and communications

feeder: an overhead conductor bonded at certain points to the catenary for feeding purposes
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

feeder: mechanical system that produces gobs of glass for the forming machines
Category: Various industries and crafts

feeder: transmission line which connects aerial to transmitter or receiver
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

feeder: tranmission line which connects aerial to transmitter or receiver
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

feeder: a mechanical device for controlling the rate of supply of feed
Category: Mining

feeder: a branch circuit begins where the overcurrent devices for the circuit are installed. All wires up to that point are --.
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

feeder: ..pousse les bouteilles dans une chaîne de bouteilles vides.
Category: Mechanical engineering

feeder: these -- are designed to receive the layers of cotton directly from the bale and to break these layers into smaller lumps...
Category: Various industries and crafts

feedforward: in process control:that control action designed so that information concerning one or more conditions that can disturb the controlled variable is converted into corrective action.This minimizes the deviations of the controlled variable,i.e.,feedforward control can be combined with other types of control to anticipate and minimize deviations of the controlled variable
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

feedhorn: a tubular or rectangular microwave aerial which is wider at the open end and through which radio waves are radiated into space
Category: Electrical engineering and energy

feeding: operation by which the joints in sett paving are filled with sand or other suitable material by grouting or by means of a special tool
Category: Building industry

feedingstuff: products of vegetable or animal origin in their natural state,fresh or preserved,and products derived from the industrial processing thereof,and organic or inorganic substances,used singly or in mixtures,whether or not containing additives,for oral animal feeding
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

feedlot: feedlot:a lot or plot of land in which livestock are fed or fattened for market
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

feedlot: where animals are fattened by meat factories for short periods before slaughter
Category: agriculture, fisheries, forestry - food processing industries

feedrate: a manual function that directs the control system to ignore the programmed feedrate and to substitute a selected value
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

feedrate: a facility enabling the feedrate to be modified
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

feedwater: the water,previously treated to remove air and impurities,which is supplied to a boiler for evaporation
Category: Nuclear industry (with applied atomic and nuclear physics)

Infeed: radial,stepped or continuous movement of cutter or grinding wheel against workpiece effected either manually or automatically
Category: Mechanical engineering

misfeed: a condition which arises when cards,tapes,or other data or storage media fail to pass into or through a device properly
Category: Automation (includes telecommunications and computers)

overfeeding: a working state of certain pumps in which the pressure on the suction side is higher than that on the delivery side
Category: Physics

overfeeding: feeding an evaporator with a quantity of refrigerant greater than that which it can evaporate during a given lapse of time
Category: Mechanical engineering

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