Sentence examples for producing vacuum from inspiring English sources

He plans to start producing vacuum cleaners from a factory near Shanghai by November.

Reciprocating piston and rotary-vane pumps are also widely used for producing vacuum.

A Vacoped shoe was put onto the lower leg of the tested leg, producing vacuum in the inner layer for a better fit and tightly closing the clasps.

A metal ceramic bonding process was developed to produce vacuum tight alumina–Inconel 600 joints using an Ag-based active metal brazing alloy that can withstand continuous operating temperature up to 560 °C.

To obtain serum for CK activity analysis, 9 ml blood sample was collected using commercially produced vacuum-sealed serum collection tube (SEKISUI Medical Company Limited, Japan).

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.

This study presents the effects of temperature (350, 450 and 520 °C) and vacuum pressure (0.09, 0.7 and 3 kPa) on physical and chemical properties of biochar produced by vacuum pyrolysis from Ashe juniper.

By defining a cosmology as a space time containing a vacuum with specified properties (for example small cosmological constant) together with rules for how time evolution will produce the vacuum, we can associate global time in a multiverse with clock time on a supercomputer which simulates it.

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.