'strong suction' is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a powerful or forceful pulling or drawing motion, often used when describing a vacuum or other equipment that creates a vacuum-like effect. Example: The new vacuum cleaner boasts strong suction, making it easy to pick up even the smallest particles of dust and debris.
Maybe the best thing that the Dyson Big Ball does, aside from its consistent, strong suction, is increase the canister size by a full third over previous generations.
The comparison shows that strong suction is observed on the front flashing of all configurations, contrarily to what is specified in building codes.
Conditional averaging is used to highlight the sequence of pressure changes that occur around strong suction spikes on both the sidewalls and roof.
Apart from their strong suction to rocks, their only other natural defence is camouflage.
In addition to strong suction with a 3-stage cleaning system, the N79S features two side brushes (not feelers) that help pick up dust bunnies along its route.
To obtain a whole-cell recording, the membrane patch under the tip of the pipette is broken by a short, strong suction pulse after formation of the seal.
Old mercury fillings are removed with super-strong suction, separated from the wastewater into an isolated container, then picked up by EPA-licensed agents.
At higher blockage ratios, rotors are more heavily loaded and have potentially stronger suction peaks, so cavitation inception is more likely.
This is likely an adaptation for lower search velocities and high maneuverability, and for stronger suction ability for attacking prey [5], [46] [50].
All else being equal, more forceful epaxial input will result in stronger suction pressure.
Extensive work on feeding functional morphology [ 20] and trophic divergence [ 29, 31- 33] identified trophic specialization as a major source of adaptive diversification in the geophagine radiation with predators, benthic sifters, and invertebrate pickers exhibiting trait complexes associated with strong biting, suction, and rapid jaw-closing capabilities respectively [ 20].
