Amount of a substance that is taken into the body, regardless of whether or not it is absorbed: the total daily intake is the sum of the daily intake by an individual from food, drinking-water, and in [..]

The amount of feed consumed by an animal per day.  Intake is usually expressed as a percent of bodyweight or in pounds per day.

See 'Activity intake'.

c. 1800, "place where water is taken into a channel or pipe," from verbal phrase, from in (adv.) + take (v.). Meaning "act of taking in" (food, breath, etc.) is first attested 1808 [..]

The passage through which fresh air is drawn or forced into a mine or to a section of a mine.

consumption: the process of taking food into the body through the mouth (as by eating) an opening through which fluid is admitted to a tube or container inhalation: the act of inhaling; the drawing in [..]

The screening and assessment of a youth who is alleged to have violated the law or a court order.

The amount of a substance (e.g. nutrient or chemical) that is ingested by a person or animal via the diet.

(n) the process of taking food into the body through the mouth (as by eating)(n) an opening through which fluid is admitted to a tube or container(n) the act of inhaling; the drawing in of air (or oth [..]

Those activities which result in an individual's entry into the agency and the action taken to finalize arrangements (i.e. funding, housing, programming) necessary for such entry. [Click Here To [..]

Court process whereby a decision is made on how to proceed in a juvenile case.

A structure that diverts water into a conduit leading to the power plant.

An opening in the surface to allow air to flow in, usually to cool brakes, engine, or occupants for passenger comfort.

The entrance to a turbine unit at a hydroelectric dam.

A process for screening individual applicants for program eligibility, making an initial determination of what services (self-service, mediated or intensive) or program can best benefit an applicant, [..]

The amount of a substance or material that is taken into the body, regardless of whether or not it is absorbed. The daily intake may be expressed as the amount taken in by a particular exposure route, [..]

The consumption of edible substances.

Specific amount taken into ship as cargo.

The amount of feed consumed by an animal per day. Intake is usually expressed as a percent of bodyweight or in pounds per day.

The point where water enters a channel or pipe into a treatment plant.

The process following arrest or referral to the juvenile court in which court personnel or the juvenile probation department investigates a youth’s charges and background and decides whether to releas [..]

The step in juvenile process during which a decision is made either to detain the juvenile at a detention center or to release to the parents.

Initial acceptance and screening of the child by DJJ. The emphasis of intake is on diversion and the least restrictive available services.

The step in juvenile process during which a decision is made to either detain the juvenile at a detention facility or release to a parent or guardian.

The bureau of the State Attorney’s Office in which criminal complaints are first reviewed to see whether or not evidence will justify any charges being filed.

Defines when students may start a program that is not offered on a semester format.

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The place where water or air is taken into a pipe or conduit; opposed to outlet. The beginning of a contraction or narrowing in a tube or cylinder. The quantity taken in. ''the intake of air'' [..]