Sentence examples for pressurized into from inspiring English sources

It's just being pressurized into milliseconds".

At Princeton, however, Robert H. Williams, a physicist, is pushing carbon negative bioenergy, in which the carbon monoxide is burned for heat to drive the process, but the resulting carbon dioxide is captured chemically, pressurized into a liquid, and pumped underground.

The mixtures are pressurized into pellets and sintered at 1050 1130 °C/1150 °C for 10 min.

The CO2 would then be pressurized into a liquid and shipped about 10 kilometers offshore, where the ocean is at least 3 kilometers deep.

A decompression absorption method was developed where tetrabutyl titanate was pressurized into carbon pores with diameter <3 nm, succeeded by hydrolysis and calcination to form the TiO2 inserted commercial carbon black, such as BP2000 and Vulcan XC-72.

Cement was pressurized into the cut surface of the tibia using a cement gun with a short nozzle.

Under certain circumstances, it has been observed that a pumpkin balloon may be unable to pressurize into the desired cyclically symmetric equilibrium configuration, settling into a distorted, undesired state instead.

To ease the strain of this maneuver and to aid breathing, researchers developed a technique called positive pressure breathing, which involves forcing pressurized air into a pilot's lungs through a face mask.

"The worst disease of modern times has got me by the throat," said Mr. Carlo, who uses a motorized wheelchair and breathes through a hose that forces pressurized air into his lungs.

This is partly because of new discoveries and the reclamation of "tight oil" using hydraulic fracturing technology that shoots pressurized liquids into compact, underground rock formations — the same technology driving the natural gas boom.

The growing commitment to natural gas faces some headwinds because of continuing concern over the safety of fracking, which involves forcing pressurized fluids into shale formations to fracture the rock and release the gas deposits.