Sentence examples for made valves from inspiring English sources

Dr. David J. Beebe, a professor of biomedical engineering at the University of Wisconsin, has made valves that mimic the ones in veins: flaps that allow flow in only one direction.

Take Hawe Hydraulics, which makes valves and conduits here in southern Germany.

I was with one company that makes valves in — in process industries.

Her case was against a subcontractor, the Hunt Valve Company, which makes valves for submarines, and by pursuing it she recovered $13 million for the Navy.

Top of the pack was Weir Group, the engineering group that makes valves and pumps for the oil, gas and mining industries.

Crane said the acquisition of Xomox, which is based in Cincinnati and makes valves under the brand names Tufline and Matryx, is expected to add to earnings by 2002.

Workers there once made bells; now the cluster has around 380 firms that together employ about 10,000 people making valves and taps, businesses that took off with reconstruction after the second world war and the building boom that followed.

Set among a group of male friends at a factory whose output isn't identified (maybe it makes valves, maybe inflatable pools, maybe rug pads), the show features men who bumble and act like idiots, complain that they can't afford to get divorces and lust after distant in-laws.

But what really makes Valve stand out is its foresight on technology.

You should not be pushing the valves too hard, or else, the pads for the valves that make the valves quiet will wear out very quickly.

From the 19th century, some trombones have been made with valves, but their use was never universal.