Sentence examples for internal vacuum from inspiring English sources
The ends of processed cans are slightly concave because of the internal vacuum created during sealing.
Kevin A. Hassett, a Republican economist who worked for Senator John McCain of Arizona in the 2000 presidential campaign, said: "There's an internal vacuum.
Its case, cut from a single block of transparent ceramic called Ceramyst, contains gaskets "doped" with nanoparticles to reinforce the seal and maintain an internal vacuum, free of air particles.
The paper discusses the RF, mechanical and hydraulic design aspects of the option for Internal Vacuum Transmission Lines based upon in-vessel motor actuators.
The unwanted absorption features arising from cryodeposits on the cell windows at low temperatures were eliminated by building an internal vacuum shroud box around the cell which significantly minimized the growth of cryodeposits.
This finding was consistent with another study [ 22], which showed that the most common microorganism cultured from the aspiration fluid of the internal vacuum control manifold (VCM) of the phaco and vitrectomy machines was S. maltophilia.
The internal information vacuum was filled by an army of anti-government types with a flavor for every section of the IRS code.
Employing a construction technique known as cold-molding, the two-inch-thick hull is comprised of five layers of epoxy-saturated strips of western red cedar and douglas fir, which are laid up over the boat's internal frame and vacuum bagged to seal the bonds.
Consequently, there is actually some synergistic effect between internals and reducing pressure so that adopting internals and using vacuum condition can grant the indirectly heated fixed bed reactor great potential to achieve high yield and high quality of shale oil in oil shale pyrolysis.
XPS has been used to study the internal glass surfaces of vacuum glazing.
The effect of high temperature outgassing on the carbon concentration on the internal glass surfaces of vacuum glazing has been investigated.
