Sentence examples for larger tubes from inspiring English sources

Higher volumes of mail and more small packages than existed in the 1940s would require larger tubes and canisters.

So why had anyone ever used larger tubes if smaller would work?

Smaller diameter tubes are often formed from larger tubes in a continuous three-roll, close-coupled stretch-reduction mill (E in the figure).

This behaviour extends to (20,20) and must be similar to larger tubes.

Reactor designs based on larger tubes are feasible at the expense of greater volume fractions of catalyst support.

Plausible explanations have been offered for the observed jump in the KLA for larger tubes (D > 0.0257 m) and longer (LD > 3) slugs.

Place the vacuum's (larger tube) open end of the tubing into the tank so that water displaces the air in the tube.

"And here's the white I'm so excited about," he said, squeezing from a larger tube of lead white.

The contents of the larger tube were continuously stirred with a magnetic stirrer.

Furthermore, you get more for your money, as it costs about the same as other gels and comes in a somewhat larger tube.

A 23 cm long by 10 mm diameter miniature quartz tube was placed inside the larger 50-mm tube with its closed-end pointing toward the gas inlet side of the larger tube.