Sentence examples for transporting liquid from inspiring English sources
A liquid metal (LM) injection system experiment has been carried out to verify the capability of transporting liquid lithium.
An open-topped cylindrical container made of heavy steel plates and lined with refractory, the ladle is used for holding and transporting liquid steel.
Still, at £3.49 for 50 they're cheaper than most, and could be suitable for parties (especially ones in which the speed of transporting liquid from glass to mouth is not a high priority).
The presence of clear peaks in the admittance spectra for both GDL samples suggests a few pore types are largely responsible for transporting liquid water.
Although transporting solids by pipeline is more difficult and more costly than transporting liquid and gas by pipeline, in many situations pipelines have been chosen to transport solids ranging from coal and other minerals over long distances or to transport grain, rocks, cement, concrete, solid wastes, pulp, machine parts, books, and hundreds of other products over short distances.
This news focus article takes a look at the seal, which is specifically designed for use in applications involving liquid sulphur and other crystallising media, and provides a brief case study covering its use, at a chemicals plant in Japan, in a pump dedicated to transporting liquid sulphur.
Transport studies are of considerable importance when we come across problems like designing a barrier material or tubes for transporting liquids and gases.
The questionnaire assessed the following components of cost: training costs for cytology laboratory staff, training cost for staff taking cytology samples, cost of transporting liquid-based cytology samples for HPV testing and administrative and other costs such as Information Technology (IT) system change.
This may cause the airlines to change their rules for transporting liquids and gels suddenly.
Farmers looking to make a quick profit often transport liquid in tanks normally used to carry gas.
Carrier transported liquid CO2 at −55 °C is denser than ambient seawater at mid-ocean depths.
