Sentence examples for vacuum bottle from inspiring English sources

A clever and beneficial use of silvered glass is the "Sanitary Vacuum Bottle" made by the J. B. Higbee Glass Company of Bridgeville, Pa., and patented in 1911.

In Dan Brown's bestselling pulp novel Angels & Demons, the bad guys steal ¼ gram of antimatter, suspended by a magnetic field in a vacuum bottle, from the European particle physics lab, CERN, and try to blow up the Vatican.

The types of FT included Gua Sha (scraping skin), Tuina (massage and kneading), Baguan (vacuum bottle therapy), bone setting, spine alignment, Qigong, divination, written charms, shaman consultation, talismans, incense ash, and other related therapies.

Anti- vacuum bottles are designed to resemble the nipple and are thought to help to prevent the baby from swallowing air.

Jim and his Uncle Al travel from Aliceville, not distant from Charlotte, Virginia, to South Carolina... Uncle Al had filled two vacuum bottles with black coffee, and in his pocket he carried Uncle Coran's pistol.

GUANGZHOU, China — The green, blue and brown picnic backpacks displayed by the Xiamen Tawa Enterprise at the Canton Fair here in recent days are ingeniously designed, with special pockets for vacuum bottles, silverware and matching cloth napkins.

By Tony Earley The New Yorker, June 21 , 1999P. 172 Jim and his Uncle Al travel from Aliceville, not distant from Charlotte, Virginia, to South Carolina... Uncle Al had filled two vacuum bottles with black coffee, and in his pocket he carried Uncle Coran's pistol.

The shelves brim with bright plastic storage boxes, onetouch odor-resistant waste bins, cups, vacuum bottles, cutlery, glassware.

In the early 19th century a new technology was introduced to vacuum bottles of food for French troops.

There were others too who had made significant discoveries in the preservation techniques such as in 1809 Nicolas Appert [ 2] who invented a vacuum bottling technique that would supply food for French troops, and this contributed to the development of tinning and then canning by Peter Durand in 1810 [ 4].

The study found that babies fed with the anti-vacuum bottle were closer in behaviour to breast-fed babies, had less colic and seemed more contented.