Pneumatic device, any of various tools and instruments that generate and utilize compressed air.
Digital-logic pneumatic-control components (developed in the 1960s) can be used in power and control systems (see pneumatic device).
Five patients had a pneumatic device, and 5 had an electric device.
The punch line comes when he blows a hole in your head with the pneumatic device he prefers to a conventional firearm.
Using a pneumatic device designed by a studio assistant, it consists of a video camera that locates words in a book.
An inferior cava vein occlusion pneumatic device was placed for controlled modifications of preload.
Two prospective randomized controlled animal and human studies first validated the use of a pneumatic device [19, 20].
The advantages in using an electronic device are its easy use and the lower cost, compared with a pneumatic device.
Although the pneumatic device performed better through the straight channel scope, a similar percent loss in fragmentation from 0to4848 degrees was seen when using either endoscope.
Fragmentation at all deflection angles was assessed using plaster of Paris stone phantoms with the pneumatic device on continuous mode at 2.5 bar pressure for 30 seconds.
Q Confucius No.6, Monkeys, Tree, Pneumatic Device, Steel Bed and Wire Net, 1200 × 1400 × 600 cm, 2011.
