Sentence examples for return pump from inspiring English sources

Pump, return, pump, return . . .

Pump, return, pump, return, wake up, eat, work, sleep, wake up — back and forth, back and forth, boom!

Make a sizable square radiator, with a steam-powered fan and return pump and a steam relief valve set for 100 atmospheres.

Puerto Rican professionals, artists and intellectuals who grew up on the streets of East Harlem but moved away during the years when housing abandonment and drug selling were rampant, are now returning, pumping new life into the neighborhood they call El Barrio.

Costello's identity and his stature are each slippery enough to have attracted the attention even of a few academics, whose inquisitions — "Let us return to 'Pump It Up' " (see Brackett, p. 166) — conjure a character that can sound less like a person than like a piece of performance art.

Costello's identity and his stature are each slippery enough to have attracted the attention even of a few academics, whose inquisitions—"Let us return to 'Pump It Up' " (see Brackett, p. 166)—conjure a character that can sound less like a person than like a piece of performance art.

Since venous return and pump venous injection are preload- and afterload-dependent processes, we assumed that ECMO parameters could demonstrate preload-dependent conditions.

Raw wastewater characteristics had a positive effect on the granule formation, but the SBR mode operating with periodic feast-famine, shorter settling time, and no return sludge pump played a crucial role in aerobic sludge granulation.

Venous return and pump venous injection are preload- and postload-dependent processes that run in parallel to the human right-sided circulation and may interfere with it [ 23- 25].

The reasons for aerobic granulation in the SBR were related to the composition of raw wastewater and operating mode such as periodic feast-famine, shorter settling time and no return sludge pump.

Proventus Capital Partners will acquire a majority stake in Polestar in return for pumping emergency funds into the business.