Sentence examples for oxygen passing from inspiring English sources

Cephalopod mollusks, such as squid and octopus, actively ventilate a protected chamber lined with feathery gills that contain small blood vessels (capillaries); their gills are quite effective, extracting 60 to 80 percent of the oxygen passing through the chamber.

He added that although a specialist emergency response was unlikely to have been available at the scene, "simple supportive measures such as the administration of oxygen, passing of an endotrachael tube, if this were possible, could have had some useful effect".

DO concentration was maintained above 30%% by enriching the inlet air with pure oxygen passing through a mass flow controller when needed.

Sulfur dioxide and oxygen, passed over a hot catalyst, unite to form sulfur trioxide, which in turn combines with water to make sulfuric acid.

Oxygen passes into this chamber and carries the fine alumina particles into the intense heat of the central part of an oxyhydrogen flame, where they fuse and fall on the molten upper surface of the boule as droplets.

Tests of respiratory function include the measurement of blood oxygen and carbon dioxide and the rate at which oxygen passes from the alveoli into the small blood vessels, or capillaries, of the lungs.

Oxygen balance calculation (Fig. 3) indicates that for the subcritical temperatures below 370 °C, about 83%% oxygen passes in the gas phase from water or mineral part and only 17%% from coal.

As wine ages in the bottle, oxygen passes through the cork since cork is a porous material (this only happens with natural corks, not synthetic corks or screw caps).

Although oxygen passes successively through the intracellular fluid, cell membranes and cytoplasm, employing an average diffusion coefficient has been proven to be a good approximation (Tannock 1972; Pogue et al. 2001).

The power available to microscopic robots (nanorobots) that oxidize bloodstream glucose while aggregated in circumferential rings on capillary walls is evaluated with a numerical model using axial symmetry and time-averaged release of oxygen from passing red blood cells.

Prior to each experimental measurement, the solution under investigation (25 cm3) was freed of oxygen by passing prewashed pure nitrogen through it for a sufficient time.