Sentence examples for pressurized jet from inspiring English sources
The device, which uses a pressurized jet of 240-degree steam to dissolve grime, has attachments for floors, windows, carpets, clothes, upholstery and, of course, those pesky hard-to-reach areas.
His staff told the prospective student that it would be difficult to open the door of a pressurized jet and that plane would have to be reconfigured for such an endeavor.] The one individual clearly identified in the documents in the houses is a Canadian citizen.
Eradication of the biofilm was attempted with static administration of CAZS, hydrodynamic administration of CAZS (sprayed using a pressurized jet lavage), and hydrodynamic administration of saline.
It is well recognized that the more challenging accident is a jet-fire, wherever pressurized, or pressure liquefied flammable materials are handled, so it is necessary to carry out the evaluation on the jet fire and its preventing and controlling measures.
For humans, transcontinental flight without jet engines, pressurized cabins, and tens of thousands of kilograms of fuel is almost unthinkable.
A jet flow pressurized concentrated ignition experimental system was designed to evaluate the ignition and combustion characteristics of both coated and uncoated floating B particles under different oxygen pressures.
By the mid 1960s general aviation aircraft also began to make use of turboprop engines, jet engines, and pressurized cabins.
Throughout the early part of the week, Metro North was also using crews with shovels and highly pressurized air hoses, as well as a jet engine placed atop a rail car, to clear tracks.
Then he sprayed the room with the jet fuel, using a device made of two pressurized tanks, one of which held pressurized gas.
The PJ is a novel device that produces a jet of pure argon plasma by heating pressurized argon gas.
The X-15 program employed mechanical techniques used in the later manned spaceflight programs, including reaction control system jets for controlling the orientation of a spacecraft, pressurized space suits, and horizon definition for navigation.
