Sentence examples for water locks from inspiring English sources

Some crocks are designed with water locks that keep air out but allow carbon dioxide pressure inside to release.

In water locks, only pressure differences larger than 40 50 mm water column (4 5 hPa) are released whereas a small but continuous gas exchange is made possible with capillary tubes.

Conditions in our silos were neither aerobic nor completely anaerobic because a small but unknown quantity of air could enter into our silos through the capillary tubes and to a smaller extent even through the water locks.

Because we were not able to record the actual ingress of air or oxygen into the silos, we can only speculate about the cause for the lacking difference between silos sealed with water locks and capillary tubes.

Cool water locks in moisture and gives hair extra shine.

The water is like a key to your pores; hot water unlocks, cold water locks.

"That's the water locked into the mineral structure of the meteorite".

This means it is incredibly water absorbent, even at relatively low humidity, and keeps water locked up tight.

Mars is the opposite: a frigid desert almost bereft of atmosphere, with all its water locked away as ice.

And for the last 40 years, the department has come up with increasingly sophisticated devices to keep the water locked up.

The other five children, determined to pull their friends from the freezing water, locked arms and began to venture out.