Sentence examples for internal passageways from inspiring English sources

Nowadays, this part is made by different components bonded together such as external skin, internal passageways, and feeding tubes.

Today we use supercomputers to design our castings and the internal passageways that are used to cool them during service.

Invasive devices (i.e. catheters or breathing tubes) can give germs and microorganisms access to the bloodstream through internal passageways in the body.

The vagina is the internal passageway connecting the external genitals to the cervix and uterus, only the very entrance of which can actually be seen from the outside the female body.

Compared with the internal circuitry, this passageway requires relatively large amounts of power.

Most of the architecture I excavate is reduced to the footprint of a building: my job is to trace where the walls, doors, passageways and permanent internal fittings are (like benches).

The external ear canal, with an intact eardrum, is not connected to the brain, the sinuses targeted by the procedure (those above your eyes), or the Eustachian tubes (the passageways between the internal ear and the back of the throat).

Urethral gland, also called Littre Gland, in male placental mammals, any of the glands that branch off the internal wall of the urethra, the passageway for both urine and semen.

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).

­Varanasi and Smith realized that by creating a surface with a sufficiently fine microscale or nanoscale texture, they could harness capillary forces the same thing that lets water rise up inside a tree's tiny internal passageways to hold a lubricant securely in place.

Arches span most passageways.