When the weight is removed, air rushes back in, creating suction in the cleaning wand.
The Adjunct remembered discussing an early draft of "The Suction" in workshop.
There was also shrapnel in Mahdi's armpit, which reduced the movement of his hand, and paralysis of the phrenic nerve, which helps the diaphragm create suction in the lungs.
In the ancient form of the therapy, believed to originate in Egypt or China, the air inside the cup is heated before being place on the skin, creating suction in that cupped area.
The engine, as it cooled itself, sucked in air through the outlet hose, producing suction in the vacuum chamber, and so drawing the plunger down and compressing the spring.
A Formula One car gains much of its speed through a process known in aerodynamics as downforce, whereby the car is pushed to the track by the air traveling over its wings or through suction in its underbelly, which allows for faster cornering.
Air pressure measurements were made to compare the efficiency of suction in the pipes.
Increased temperatures also increase the suction in the xylem, which could worsen water transport problems for trees, Allen says.
PSi layers were fabricated and loaded with emodin by capillarity suction in atmospheric conditions and in vacuum.
After 5 days, the suction in the first lift is around 17 kPa in the upper part of the column.
Compared with the Ag-Water nanofluid, the flow separation occurs later for injection, while it occurs earlier for suction in the Cu-Water nanofluid.
