Sentence examples for was flushed through from inspiring English sources

She said that unless warm oil was flushed through the system soon, engineers were concerned that water separating from standing oil in the pipeline could gather as ice around a mechanical maintenance device called a "pig" that is currently in the pipeline.

KMnO4 at 200 mg/l was flushed through the DNAPL horizontally.

Then, de-aired water was flushed through the sample, and a prescribed back pressure was applied to achieve the 95% or more saturation.

To evaluate this concept, we conducted a laboratory experiment in which trichloroethylene (TCE) contaminated water was flushed through a single uniform fracture created between two sandstone blocks.

For column studies, clean influent water was flushed through columns containing homogenized soils, granular zero valent iron (ZVI), and trichloroethene (TCE) NAPL.

A syringe containing approximately 1 MBq/cm3 FDG solution was attached to a catheter as used for the shunt [7], and FDG solution was flushed through the catheter which was guided through the coincidence counter.

It does not contain any air because after each dose it should be flushed through with normal saline/heparin mix to stop it from clotting up.

Elaine Makatura, a spokeswoman for the State Department of Environmental Protection, said that an investigation found syringes used for home insulin injections among plastic waste on the beaches, but that all the waste had been flushed through sewer systems after recent heavy rains.

A spokeswoman for the State Department of Environmental Protection said that an investigation after the beaches were closed on Friday had found syringes among plastic waste on the beaches, but that all the waste had been flushed through sewer systems after recent heavy rains.

When it is ready to package, it is flushed through a series of extremely noisy machines that shake and suck and sift and roll the kernels clean, until they are polished to a golden sheen.

In describing a worst-case situation, Ms. Yingluck said in a televised address that the water being flushed through the city to the Gulf of Thailand could back up against a high tide expected at the end of the week, increasing the threat to low-lying areas.