Sentence examples for oxygen lines from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, Dr. Sharrett said, he had not determined if nitrogen was in the tank that was hooked to the oxygen lines.

For 0.5 - ~1 keV, the E0102 observations indicate changes, with the larger changes more at the lower end (i.e., the oxygen lines); some were better, some were worse.

Similarly, metal balls that support the orbiter's liquid oxygen lines developed problems, and numerous internal e-mail messages between engineers discussed the deterioration of the so-called Stoody balls, named after their manufacturer.

"So you're a Serb and he's a Croat?" their kindly, officious nurse inquires, trying to discover why one has repeatedly tried to disconnect the other's oxygen lines and intravenous hookups.

In 1893, using observations from the meteorological observatory he had established on Mont Blanc, he proved that strong oxygen lines appearing in the solar spectrum were caused by oxygen in Earth's atmosphere.

In flight, there are fewer energies and a narrower energy range with which to calibrate the detectors: 1.5-5.9 keV for an onboard radioactive calibration source, plus the oxygen lines from E0102 at ~0.6 keV.

Classic Arts Showcase is, for me, a cultural oxygen line.

Engineers replaced Endeavour's leaky oxygen line and, as a precaution, a nitrogen line.

The centroid of this oxygen line is consistent with the redshift of the cluster.

Though hooked up to an oxygen line that ran halfway round the house, he was, as ever, up for news, gossip and discussion.

The dark Moon and stowed background spectra were indistinguishable (except for short periods of flares and variable Oxygen line emission in the Moon observations).