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Feeders (film), a 1996
American science fiction horror film "The
Feeder",
story by
Mildred Cram
adapted to film as
Behind the Make-Up in 1930
Feeder cattle...
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Other bottom feeders graze on
living aquatic plants and macroalgae, as is the case in some sea
urchin species. Lastly, some
bottom feeders are carnivorous...
- congregate, with some even
living just near the bird
feeder. Seed
feeders are the most
common type of
feeders. They can vary in
design from
tubes to hoppers...
- Look up
fluid feeder in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Fluid feeders are
organisms that feed on the
fluid of
other organisms. It can
refer to: Hematophagy...
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Rotary feeders, also
known as
rotary airlocks or
rotary valves, are
commonly used in
industrial and
agricultural applications as a
component in a bulk...
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Vibratory bowl
feeders, also
known as a bowl
feeders, are
common devices used to
orient and feed
individual component parts for ****embly on industrial...
- A
vibratory feeder is an
instrument that uses
vibration to "feed"
material to a
process or machine.
Vibratory feeders use both
vibration and
gravity to...
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though predominantly terrestrial, are also
filter feeders when foraging. Most
forage fish are
filter feeders. For example, the
Atlantic menhaden, a type of...
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small feeder,
feeder, feedermax, panamax, post-Panamax, new
Panamax and ultra-large (ULCV).
Container ships under 3,000 TEU are
generally called feeders. "Feeder...
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Feeder line may
refer to:
Feeder line (network), a
branch line of a
communications or
other network Feeder line
development program, a part of the 1980...
