Sentence examples for close the pump from inspiring English sources

In the simplest design, all three stages are in the same vessel, with a single valve to close the pump off from the tokamak during regeneration.

Run-in pulse is used to ensure MWD measured in the stable voltage condition so as to ensure the accuracy of the measurement data, and Run-in pulse is also a time window for ground and down-hole communications, by opening or closing the pump, it can change the speed of data transmission of underground exploring tube.

The original observation of Snow sufficed to state that something in the water supplied by one company potentially caused cholera and to take appropriate action (closing the pump), and there was no need to wait until a mechanism of action had been demonstrated (thereby probably sacrificing the lives of thousands of people).

The economic advantage of this arrangement is considerable because it allows one ship to be removed and another put into the dry dock on the same opening of the gate, whereas under previous practice it would have been necessary to close the dock and pump it out to reset the bilge blocks to the known profile of the next ship.

Once the tubes (up to the gel box) are clear of all solution, shut off the pump and close the clamps.

Turn the screw on the pump bulb clockwise to close the airflow valve, if necessary.

"It was so much easier for me as a faculty member—I could close the door and work while pumping," she says.

The blade is hollow and acts as an inlet valve, closing off the pump from the system when the rotor is at top centre.

Close coupled is a motor mounted close to the pump and in which the pump impeller is mounted on a specially lengthened motor shaft.

The HF electromagnetic wave causes plasma wave instabilities (e.g. Langmuir turbulence and upper-hybrid (UH) waves) to grow close to the pump wave reflection height where the plasma frequency (f p ) equals the pump frequency (f o ).

When the quarry closed 50 years ago, the pumps that kept it dry were removed and rainwater filled the excavated areas, forming deep lakes.