Sentence examples for producing a vacuum from inspiring English sources

Using principles adduced by the French physicist Denis Papin and others, Savery patented (1698) a machine consisting of a closed vessel filled with water into which steam under pressure was introduced, forcing the water to a higher level; when the water was expelled, a sprinkler condensed the steam, producing a vacuum capable of drawing up more water through a valve below.

When the pop singer Gwen Stefani opened her L.A.M.B. show, it produced a vacuum.

There is the Electrostatic Detection Apparatus – you put a document on it and it produces a vacuum, drawing the document down.

In this case you have a whole Arab region where political upheavals have produced a vacuum of power that extremists are anxious to fill.

A turbo molecular pump was used to produce a vacuum.

Pulling the plunger produced a vacuum inside the tube between the ends of the plunger and stamps.

He figured out how to capture the particles and, by pumping the air out to produce a vacuum, store them long enough to experiment on them.

The overall lack of coordination and responsibility tends to produce a vacuum of interpretation sovereignty on prevention topics.

Under complete vacuum conditions, a pump would lift water 33.9 feet, however pumps on fire apparatus are not capable of producing a high vacuum.

American wars in Muslim countries created some extremists and inflamed many more, while producing a security vacuum that allowed them to wreak mayhem.

And he fretted that blocking Mr. Rivera's installation at the 11th hour could produce a power vacuum and "the potential for chaos".