Sentence examples for which is pressurized from inspiring English sources

MALDI-generated ions can be focused and be confined by an originally designed quadrupole ion guide which is pressurized with a collisional buffer gas introduced via a pulsed valve.

Some vehicles have a fuel system which is pressurized even when the engine is not running, so be prepared to drain the fuel and relieve the pressure before disconnecting them.

Red-colored water solution with 10 ppm Au was introduced to the feed side of the dense CNT membrane, which was pressurized to 50 torr.

The open loop control was applied to the muscles, which were pressurized for one second and then released for one second.

You can also buy air mattresses, which are pressurized and adjustable, and hybrid mattresses, which combine these different types.

This quadrupole-based ICP-MS system was equipped with a dedicated collision/reaction cell (QCell), which was pressurized at 4.68 mL min−1 with a mixture of 6% hydrogen in helium (purity: 99.999%) in order to remove spectral, polyatomic interferences like ZrO+ by means of kinetic energy discrimination (3 V bias between QCell and quadrupole).

Elements of this interaction include the magnitude of the mask leak, the point at which the ventilator terminates inspiratory pressure application, and the rate at which the circuit is pressurized [ 6- 9].

In the meantime the vaporized refrigerant passes into a compressor where it is pressurized and forced through condenser coils, which are in contact with outside air.

This model is modified from the theory proposed for the discharge of dry powders from hoppers which have been pressurized by a gas.

When they reached that critical point, the drill was pulled back, and lake water, which had been pressurized from the weight of the ice above, rushed up into the well bore.

And therefore, sometimes they may appear more appealing as a business partner than the corporations in other parts of the world, which are being pressurized by their governments to be more responsible, to be more accountable, to ensure that there is greater equity.