Sentence examples for glass outlets from inspiring English sources

Last week the tech giant closed all its social media Google Glass outlets, with the exception of  Google +, which hardly counts as social media.

The Sta-Put cell separation apparatus was made by Proscience (Johns Scientific, Toronto, Canada) and consists of a linear gradient marker (2 flasks with double glass outlets), a cell loading chamber with 20 ml syringe attached by silicone tubing to a three way T-bore stopcock (T-valve) and a sedimentation chamber with a micrometering flow valve at the base connected by another tube to the T-valve.

It has been observed that, with glass cover, outlet water temperature and temperature gradient increase by 29%and68%8%, respectively.

A rubber stopper with glass inlet and outlet was tightly capped on the bottle with both ends sealed with a rubber septum (Fig 1).

Positive linear correlations were observed between the aerosol dispersion performance parameter of FPF with increasing spray-drying pump rates and also with the difference between thermal parameters expressed as Tg − To (i.e. the difference between the glass transition temperature and outlet temperature) for SD AZI powders.

It has been observed that, with glass-covered receiver, outlet water temperature and temperature gradient increase by 29%and68%8%, respectively.

At a hypercompetitive mobile market atthe Beijing Science Plaza downtown, sales staff on a frigid Valentine's Day outnumber customers about three to one, but not at the glass-encased Nokia outlet commanding prime real estate in the corner.

Glass cap (a), release medium supply tube (b), water jacket inlet (c), and water jacket outlet (d), sample holding mesh (e), moist snuff sample (f).

"E-waste volume is rising, commodity prices are falling and global outlets for recycled glass, a key component of TVs televisions and monitors, have dramatically declined," she wrote.

The electrical unit simply plugs in to a regular outlet, and the glass remains cool to the touch.

You could buy some "number 14 welder's glass" from a welding supply outlet or from some hardware stores.