Sentence examples for pressure that pulls from inspiring English sources

The waterless toilets and urinals are cleaned by negative pressure that pulls the waste into an evaporator that turns much of the sewage into steam.

As a jet barrels down a runway, the air above its airfoiled wings moves faster than the air below, creating a difference in air pressure that pulls and pushes the plane up.

Just moving the little trim tab builds a low pressure that pulls the rudder around.

Scary and mysterious pressures are visited upon Nate and Laurel (Dylan McDermott and Maura Tierney), the self-deluding Manhattan couple at the play's center — pressures that pull the rug of their artificial reality out from under them.

Intact denticles produced swirls close to the skin, the researchers report in The Journal of Experimental Biology, creating low pressure areas that pulled the fin forward.

At a time when media stocks are under pressure, that was enough to pull down the company's shares after the mid-July earnings announcement.

If the air pressure is less inside the suit than the water pressure, the effect is that of a partial vacuum that pulls the body's tissues outward.

The room is freezing, and the only noise is the constant mechanical whirring of the negative pressure cabinet that pulls in the air flow, so if there is a spillage of virus, it will rise up through the filters and keep workers safe.

Sometimes there is some pressure that can build up, that forces anything nearby to build up and pulls anything in it's path, right back down.

That pulls productivity figures down.

But they also reduce the wing's slipstream, an area of low-pressure turbulence that pulls back on the wing, and hence reduce drag.