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Feed Me
Feed Me is the electro-house and dubstep project of Jon Gooch, a British producer born in 1984 who debuted the moniker in 2008 on deadmau5's mau5trap label.
Feed the Ducks
Feed the Ducks (Migas para los patos) is a 2011 abstract strategy board game by Néstor Romeral Andrés for 2–4 players on a 61-hex pond board, where placing a breadcrumb pulls ducks toward it and the first to group all ducks of their color wins.
Feed the Machine
Feed the Machine is Nickelback's ninth studio album, released June 16, 2017 on BMG. A return to hard rock after No Fixed Address, it peaked at number 3 in the UK and won the 2018 Juno Award for Rock Album of the Year.
Feed-forward equalizer
A feed-forward equalizer (FFE) is a linear FIR filter with adjustable tap weights that cancels intersymbol interference in high-speed wireline SerDes, optical, and wireless links, alongside the nonlinear decision-feedback equalizer.
Feed-in tariff
A feed-in tariff (FIT), also called a renewable energy payment, guarantees renewable energy producers payment, grid access, and long-term contracts of 15 to 20 years, encouraging investment.
Feedback
Feedback, also known as feedback loops, is the howling or squealing of a public address system when amplified sound is picked up again by its own microphone.
Feedback arc set
A feedback arc set of a directed graph is a set of arcs whose removal makes the graph acyclic; finding a smallest one is NP-hard.
Feedback control of microswimmers
Feedback control of microswimmers is the closed-loop, real-time regulation of microscopic self-propelled objects such as bacteria and magnetic microrobots, steered by magnetic, optical, electric, or acoustic fields toward a desired state.
Feedback linearization
Feedback linearization is a nonlinear control design technique that uses a coordinate change and feedback law to make a nonlinear system exactly linear, enabling standard linear control methods.
Feedback loop
A feedback loop is a closed signal path in which a system's output is measured and fed back to shape its behavior, enabling self-correction, oscillation, amplification, and homeostasis in circuits, machines, organisms, and software.
Feedback optimization
Feedback optimization is a control method that adjusts a system's decision variables in real time from noisy measurements, driving it to the solution of an optimization problem.
Feedback vertex set
A feedback vertex set, also known as a cycle cutset, is a set of vertices whose removal leaves a graph acyclic; finding the smallest one is an NP-complete problem.
Feedback-based quantum state stabilization
Feedback-based quantum state stabilization is a quantum control technique that continuously measures a quantum system and applies real-time corrections to hold it near a target state despite decoherence.
Feeder (band)
Feeder, British rock band formed in London by Grant Nicholas, Jon Lee, and Taka Hirose; albums Polythene (1997) and Echo Park (2001), hit "Buck Rogers," Jon Lee's 2002 death, and continued touring.
Feeder judge
Feeder judges are federal court of appeals judges from whom Supreme Court justices draw disproportionate numbers of law clerks, a small, ideologically sorted group controlling access to the Court's roughly 36 clerkships.
Feeder terminal unit
A feeder terminal unit (FTU), in Chinese practice 馈线终端, is a remote terminal unit on distribution feeders that measures electrical conditions and switch status for a central control system.
Feedforward 3D and 4D scene generation
Feedforward 3D and 4D scene generation is a family of generative AI methods that produce explorable 3D or dynamic 4D scenes in a single neural network pass.
Feedforward control
Feedforward control is a control strategy that measures a disturbance and corrects for it before it affects the process output, preventing errors rather than fixing them.
Feedforward neural network
A feedforward neural network, also called a feedforward network or multilayer perceptron (MLP), is a machine learning model with layered functions connected in one direction and no feedback.
Feeding America
Feeding America, formerly Second Harvest, is the largest US hunger-relief nonprofit: a Chicago-based 501(c)(3) network of over 250 food banks and 60,000 meal programs distributing 5.9 billion meals annually and running the Map the Meal Gap study.
Feeding Behavior
Feeding behavior (eating behavior, food habits) is the manner, rhythmic pattern, and timing of eating in humans and animals, MeSH D005247, governed by homeostatic, hedonic, circadian, genetic, and developmental factors.
Feeding Britain in the Second World War
Feeding Britain in the Second World War: the Ministry of Food's system of rationing, price control, subsidies, and Dig for Victory home production, from ration books in January 1940 to meat coming off the coupon in 1954.
Feeding difficulties
Feeding difficulties are problems with eating or drinking, ranging from picky eating to pediatric feeding disorder; in adults, the equivalent problem is usually dysphagia, a swallowing disorder.
Feeding Methods
Feeding Methods (MeSH D005248) covers ways of giving food to humans or animals: oral nutrition support, enteral tube feeding, and parenteral (intravenous) nutrition, with routes, tube access, delivery schedules, and history from ancient rectal enemas to modern formulas.
Feeding Our Future
Feeding Our Future was a Minnesota nonprofit and child nutrition program sponsor at the center of the largest COVID-19 relief fraud case in the United States, a $250 million scheme; founder Aimee Bock was sentenced to 500 months.
Feeding problems of newborn
Feeding problems of newborn (ICD-11 KD32) covers neonatal slow feeding, underfeeding, overfeeding, breast-feeding difficulty, and failure to thrive, arising from immature suck-swallow-breathe coordination, dysphagia, or prematurity.
Feeding the multitude
Feeding the multitude, or the miracle of the loaves and fishes, is the Gospel miracle in which Jesus feeds thousands with a few loaves and fish.
Feeding tube
Feeding tube: medical device delivering enteral nutrition into the stomach or intestine (nasogastric, PEG, jejunostomy) for patients unable to eat; history from ancient Egyptian rectal enemas to Sédillot's 1845 gastrostomy and the 1980 PEG technique.
Feel Ghood Music
Feel Ghood Music (필굿뮤직) is an independent Korean hip-hop record label founded in 2013 by Tiger JK, Yoon Mi-rae, and Bizzy, home to MFBTY and, since 2017, BIBI.
Feel Good (TV series)
Feel Good is a British semi-autobiographical Channel 4 and Netflix comedy-drama (2020-2021, 12 episodes) co-created by Mae Martin and Joe Hampson, following a recovering addict comedian's relationship with George; critically acclaimed, BAFTA-nominated.