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feeder A reservoir of molten metal attached to a casting to compensate for the contraction of metal as it solidifies, thus preventing voids in the casting. Also known as a riser.
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feed additive an ingredient or combination of ingredients added to all or part of a basic feed mix to fulfill a specific need, used in micro quantities and requiring careful handling or mixing. Includes amino acids, vitamins and minerals, non-nutritive products that improve rate and/or efficiency of gain of animals such as antibiotics and hormones, and feed preservatives.
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fee-for-service When you're covered by fee-for-service health insurance, you pay your medical bills and file a claim for reimbursement from your insurance company. Most fee-for-service plans pay a percentage ?often 70% to 80% ?of the amount they allow for each office visit or medical treatment.
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fee-for-service The traditional method of reimbursing physicians, hospitals and other health care providers for their services. Providers are paid each visit. The fees increase as more services are provided or as more expensive services are substituted for less expensive ones.
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feedback the communication of responses and reactions to proposals and changes or to the findings of performance appraisals with the aim of enabling improvements to be made.
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