Sentence examples for enough suction from inspiring English sources

And any decent vacuum that you get from a quality vacuum store will have enough suction and power to pick up the dust bunnies".

Without enough suction more oil than necessary would continue to leak out; too much and it will let in water which will make the formation of those pesky hydrates more likely.

On dry land, it appears that the nearest relative of the squid would be the Albany legislator: It is hard to tell one from another, they are often spineless, and perhaps most critical to their survival, possess enough suction power to keep them glued to their chairs in perpetuity, or at least until indictment or death.

The predator definitely wants its prey, but actually eating it presents a challenge: Outside of the water, the fish can't generate enough suction to swallow.

The water allows the fish to form an airtight seal and generate enough suction to move the water and their meal back toward the esophagus.

Those samples (shale) at Delft released almost all (96%) of their absorbed moisture and therefore, it was concluded that water can leave the pores of the LWA if a large enough suction pressure (or a low enough internal relative humidity) exists.

This gauge is sufficiently large enough to suction up the thick, coagulated blood inside a cauliflower ear.

If an animal gets snared by enough of these suction cups, it could never escape, says Clyde Roper, a retired giant squid hunter at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington.

Opening of yellow tips is generally small enough to avoid suction of moss filaments when drawing majority of liquid from tissue prior blotting of collected tissue on filter paper to remove the rest.

Pull the handle back just enough to break the suction.

They should not be too tight, but snug enough so that the suction of thick mud cannot pull them off your feet.