Sentence examples for had a pressurized from inspiring English sources

Unlike conventional divers, who are limited to brief forays from the surface, these aquanauts — as sea-dwelling divers have been called — could not only reach greater depths, but they could also stay down for an indefinite period, spending hours at a time in the water instead of minutes, provided they had a pressurized, climate-controlled shelter nearby.

For the last 3 years, the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASAA) has been testing a pressurized rover prototype in the deserts of Arizona to obtain human-in-the-loop performance data.

The endplate had a built-in hydraulically pressurized pocket with a thin wall facing the fuel cell assembly.

For users who drive mostly in electric mode and to avoid maintenance problems caused by storing the same gasoline in the tank for months, the 2011 Volt has a sealed and pressurized fuel tank to avoid evaporation, and as a result, the fuel filler has to be depressurized before opening the tank.

When they reached that critical point, the drill was pulled back, and lake water, which had been pressurized from the weight of the ice above, rushed up into the well bore.

University reported in January that the most likely explanation for the mud volcano that began erupting on May 29, 2006, near Sidoarjo, East Java, Indon., was that drilling at the site had ruptured pressurized limestone about 2,800 m (9,200 ft) below the surface.

Experiments relying on a spray application of chlorine dioxide solution utilized 1 L of chosen dilutions in a hand-held pump-up sprayer (RL Flo-Master model 1401, Root-Lowell Manufacturing Co., Lowell, MI), which had been pressurized and flushed with at least 100 mL of the solution prior to use.

When a worker comes out of a pressurized caisson or out of a mine that has been pressurized to keep water out, he will experience a significant reduction in ambient pressure.

Furthermore, the use of a pressurized irrigation method has allowed planting of rice and wheat in different countries.

Spontaneous ignition of a pressurized hydrogen release has important implications in the risk assessment of hydrogen installations and design of safety measures.

This model is modified from the theory proposed for the discharge of dry powders from hoppers which have been pressurized by a gas.