Sentence examples for suctions of from inspiring English sources

The HEMCs of slow and fast wetted aggregates were determined at high matric suctions of 0 to 50 hPa.

An adjustment parameter is introduced to express the relationships between the matric suctions of two soil samples.

The slope aspect had the greatest impact on the soil bulk density and PR at suctions of 30 and 1500 kPa.

For doctors who performed late-term abortions, he once advocated death by suction of the brain.

One of the group tumbled into a puddle and lost her rubber boot in the suction of calf-high muck.

The key, she said, is the high-velocity pumping and the powerful suctioning of blood back into the heart.

There is none of the suction of the interstate or even the thread-like pull of a secondary highway.

I have not lost a boot to the suction of the barnyard swamp.

Cameron can be a fantastic storyteller: no matter how much you roll your eyes watching it, Titanic is as irresistible as the suction of a sinking ship.

But a century-long suction of power to the capital has turned Britain into an extraordinarily centralised country.

These included having tubes placed down their throats, needles stuck into their heels to draw blood, catheters inserted in veins and frequent suctioning of the nose and throat.