Sentence examples for applied steam from inspiring English sources

In 1786 Boulton applied steam power to coining machinery, obtaining a patent in 1790.

In addition, Watt applied steam to both sides of the piston to produce greater uniformity of effort and increased power.

The production scheme considered is based on the commercially applied steam assisted gravity drainage (SAGD) for bitumen extraction and delayed coking for bitumen upgrading.

Drawing on the medical expertise that led her to recommend squatting over a glorified kettle and applying steam to one's most common-womanly parts (or, for the gentlemen, an "A-steam", I pity the fool), she clarifies: "We are all in a physical body with beating hearts, with compassion and love".

Subsequently, British engineers played leading roles in applying steam power to railways and on water.

The prototype has a 3265 MJ h−1 steam generator, which applies steam in 12 soil bands, 180 mm wide.

Because of the practical challenges in applying steam curing/heat curing process, the applications of geopolymer concrete were limited to precast elements alone.

The pace of innovation is similar to what was seen during the tail end of the industrial revolution in the late 1800s when anyone with a barn (the garage of its day) could apply steam engines to all sorts of practical uses, including machinery and vehicles.

Although Eckfeldt would have preferred to apply steam to the existing coin presses, a new one was built for steam power, and commemorative medals were the first pieces struck by steam at the Philadelphia Mint, in early 1836.

Antigen retrieval was performed by applying steam for 5 minutes (a heat-induced epitope retrieval method).

Future pre-processing methods, identified by [ 9], apply steam explosion and compressed liquid hot water in order to hydrolyse the cellulose and hemicellulose fractions.