Sentence examples for stream pump from inspiring English sources

An Animas-Dexcom-Insulet combination armed with JNJ resources could make a serious dent in Medtronic's bread-and-butter revenue stream: pump upgrades from existing Medtronic patients.

Water was aerated, temperature was kept at 6 °C, a stream pump (Co.: Tunze, Germany) guaranteed a constant stream, and a filter (Co.: JBL1500e) kept good water conditions.

Beyond the prime real estate, Riga's solid list of extras includes a sturdy lean-to (sleeps six), two water sources (stream, pump well), and a relatively new outhouse courtesy of the Appalachian Mountain Club.

What began in October of 1975 with a measly 10 watts and a few grand has grown to consume an annual operating budget of $350,000 to keep its 8,900 watts (and online streaming) pumping.

True, X-Stream does pump ads at you.

Still, it looks pretty lethal and you better watch out; it can blast water 25 feet in a continuous stream without pumping.

In the course of about forty minutes, which are bearable but unpleasant, a twenty-gallon stream is pumped as high as possible into your large intestine, the lower end of the digestive tract — five serpentine feet of muscled gut where excess liquid is absorbed and acid-forming bacteria break down whatever food has reached this netherworld undigested.

The Goliat project is set to become the world's northernmost offshore oil field to come on stream, eventually pumping 100,000 barrels of oil per day from reserves believed to hold around 175m barrels of oil and 8bn cubic metres of gas.

The analysis indicates that relatively fast drainage, and the existence of two drawdown dependent sources of groundwater recharge (the storage and the stream), complicates pumping test design to obtain unique parameter estimation.

In this study, a new mathematical model is developed to describe the spatiotemporal distribution of drawdown from stream-bank pumping with a well screened across a horizontally anisotropic, confined aquifer, laterally bounded by a river.

Recharge is the primary input to the aquifer system with groundwater discharge primarily to streams and pumping wells.