Sentence examples for vacuum effect from inspiring English sources

Tabor called it the vacuum effect.

This vacuum effect causes rupturing of the skin's blood vessels.

"There's a vacuum effect," said one European diplomat speaking on condition of anonymity because of the sensitivity of the issue.

Mr. Klebanov said the dents could have been a consequence of "an external impact" or of the submarine's hitting the seabed or a vacuum effect from a powerful internal explosion.

The problem is that killing dogs, the favored method for dealing with rabies in much of the developing world, simply creates a "vacuum effect" whereby infected dogs move into the areas where culling has occurred, said Dr. Meslin.

Jesse Oldham, the director of community outreach for the A.S.P.C.A., said the T.N.R. program was gaining popularity as an alternative to euthanasia because of a "vacuum effect": if cats are removed from an area, others will take their place.

As noted in [4] these high velocities are greatly reduced if allowance if made for non-vacuum effects.

Likewise, this is not exclusively a sample chamber vacuum issue, because the effect was observed between two materials (PPRG #215-1 and Ceramacast 905) mounted on the same grain mount.

"There's a good inch before the vacuum takes effect," he observed.

Gerhard Eisenbeis, a German entomologist, has written that outdoor lighting can have a "vacuum cleaner" effect on local insect populations, causing large numbers to be "sucked out of habitat".

This conical beam is then reflected into a cluster of 1m or so rubidium atoms, which are held trapped in a magnetic field within a vacuum chamber.One effect of the beam is to polarise the cloud of electrons surrounding each rubidium nucleus, meaning that part of the atom becomes a negatively charged pole, and part a positively charged pole.