Sentence examples for heavy steam from inspiring English sources

When the Federal forces lost Norfolk Naval Shipyard in Portsmouth, Virginia, in April 1861, they burned several warships, including the heavy steam frigate Merrimack.

Mr. Lightcap's partners in the band — the saxophonists Tony Malaby and Chris Cheek, the pianist Craig Taborn and the drummer Ches Smith — knocked about smartly but with heavy steam.

The new company manufactured gasoline engines to replace the large, heavy steam boilers used to power the earlier Holt tractors.

The motivation of the present study is the case history of a steam turbine that experienced heavy steam-whirl instability though the calculated stability margin was sufficiently high in design conditions.

Back in the factory the air is heavy with steam and the smell of marinara sauce -- a thick mingling of crushed tomatoes, tomato paste, tomato puree, onions and spices, cooked in 50-gallon batches.

To improve the recovery of offshore oilfield, we introduce the onshore rod pumping recovery technology-artificial lifting of conventional sucker rod pumping system into offshore oilfield recovery, forming the new technology of "heavy oil steam stimulation along with artificial lifting of conventional sucker rod pumping system".

TWELVE hours into the late-winter snowstorm that roared across New Jersey on Monday, a procession of seven heavy snowplows steamed northward on I-95, arrayed across the three-lane highway like combines in a field of asphalt and ice.

It was taken over by the Mitsui business combine (zaibatsu) and set to making heavy, high-horsepower steam engines.

The book's scope extends beyond hyper-real portraits of the handsome iron machinery of these trains and their heavy clouds of steam.

We were all tired from the long morning, and after several hours of hard work in the heavy, curry-scented steam, I didn't really feel like eating.

For example, Qin and Xiao (2013) investigated the effects of the oil-soluble catalyst (Fe2+) on elemental compositions of heavy oil during steam huff and puff.