Sentence examples for internal compartment from inspiring English sources

Energy use is also affected, to a minor degree, by internal compartment temperature and additional heat load.

The characteristics of the external layer performed main influence on the release profile of the internal compartment such as lag-time or rate of release.

Overpressure in the headspace is used to control the liquid velocity in the extension, independent of the air flow rate, changing the recirculation ratio between the internal compartment and the extension.

It was constructed as a single hull design with the internal compartment divided into three sections: forward (command/steering) position, exit chamber and the propulsion section in the back.

During the pathway, the ternary complex of Nef engage with other proteins PACS-I, AP1 and MHC-I for transit of MHC-I from the plasma membrane to an internal compartment in a paranuclear region [7] [11].

Finally, the fluorescence conferred by the last three Gap1 mutants Gap1-1244, -152, and -167) appeared distributed between the cell surface and the lumen of a large internal compartment corresponding to the vacuole, as confirmed by co-staining with FM4-64, a fluorescent marker accumulating at the vacuolar membrane (Fig. 3 and Fig. 5A).

There are plenty of internal compartments and zips to keep it organised on match day too.

The first cells presumably resembled prokaryotic cells in lacking nuclei and functional internal compartments, or organelles.

After divers explore the submarine for survivors, they will try to seal two or three internal compartments, expel the water and refloat the boat, Admiral Joshi said.

We produced a totem-shaped piece, where two people could sit in two internal compartments, which were connected by a short passageway and accessible by crawling through a short passage, which created a very brief experience of isolation (see photo).

The rupture amidships appeared to breach three or four of the tanker's internal compartments, releasing 6,000 to 8,000 metric tons, or 1.5 million to 2 million gallons, of oil, according to Lars Walder, a spokesman for Smit Salvage, a Dutch company that had been hired to tow the ship to deep water and keep it afloat.