Sentence examples for water manometer from inspiring English sources

The micropipette was connected to a water manometer.

Pressure transducers were calibrated at 10 cmH2O with a water manometer.

The pressure transducer was calibrated before each study using a U-tube water manometer.

In some animals, a water manometer system was used to determine the intracranial pressure (ICP).

In 8 animals ventricular CSF pressures were measured with a water manometer before kaolin administration and 7 8 days later.

The distal portion of the line was raised and CSF pressure was measured using a water post manometer.

Hundreds of pounds of mercury and polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCB's, are used in decades-old sluice gate operators, which raise and lower the gates that control water flow; manometers, which measure water flow through the gates; and actuators, which control the flow of water through the pipes that lead to and from the reservoir.

Organ builders often measure organ wind using a U-tube manometer containing water, so commonly give its magnitude as the difference in water levels in the two legs of the manometer, rather than in units of pressure.

Groundwater level depths were measured in the field by means of water level meters, using manometers in artesian wells.

Each of the pore-water pressure sensors was equipped with an L-shaped manometer attached to the outer wall of the flume to ensure an equal balance between the fluid pressure and atmospheric pressure.

The manometer liquids most commonly used are mercury, oil, alcohol, and water.