Sentence examples for central funnel from inspiring English sources

A wooden-hulled ship with two masts and a central funnel, it was a footling eleven hundred and fifty tons and about two hundred feet long (compared with the QM 2's hundred and fifty thousand tons and quarter-mile length).

Liquor is pulled out of flasks and poured into these, and when it reaches the measure necessary (an ounce, I suppose), in it goes to the central funnel.

This is supported by 16 concrete columns and one central funnel column which leads the eye to the original booking hall which has been reinstated as a ticketing area - complete with original proportions and features.

A pair of cranes was fitted abreast the central funnel to lift the pair of seaplanes on and off the water and the area immediately abaft that funnel was modified to stow the aircraft.

Knowledge creation is represented in the diagram by a central funnel.

Black dashed lines indicate access pathways from the periplasmic space into the drug-binding sites, in the L and T states, and from the binding site to the central funnel (green dashed line) within the funnel domain, in the O state.

The catalytic domain folds as a twisted 6-barrel with a central funnel-shaped active site, while the starch-binding domain folds as an antiparallel β-barrel and has two binding sites for starch or β-cyclodextrin.

The more distal region of the periplasmic domain features a central funnel-shaped cavity that channels the substrate towards TolC, the outer-membrane channel component (140 Å in length) of this transport system (Koronakis et al., 2000).

During migration, the vast majority of juvenile salmon from southern and central BC stocks funnel past aggregations of hundreds of thousands of auklets that breed on colonies scattered along BC's Central and North coast (Tucker et al. 2009, 2012).

But the renewed growth has been fueled by rapidly mounting debt, as state-owned banks and the central bank have funneled hundreds of billions of dollars in additional lending to state-owned enterprises and government agencies to finance further investment projects.

Finally, Asian central banks have funneled a massive amount of their reserves into U.S. Treasuries, reducing the amount of outstanding Treasury debt available for private investors a trend that Economy.com believes has led to a scarcity premium in bond prices and thus artificially lower yields.