complete vacuum造句

• They imagined two parallel metal plates placed close together in a complete vacuum.
• "There's just a complete vacuum and void there as far as we're concerned,"
• Sound can and does travel through space, as it is not a complete vacuum.
• Russian equipment can work even in a complete vacuum.
• The entire process occurs in almost a complete vacuum.
• The old argument . . . Is a high-energy particle floating through a complete vacuum considered heat?
• "He is in a complete vacuum, just as Tsar Nicholas II was in 1917, " said Lysenko.
• These VIG units have most of the air removed from the space between the panes, leaving a nearly-complete vacuum.
• If there is a complete vacuum inside the bottle, will the atmospheric pressure be able to crush the bottle?
• Since outer space isn't a complete vacuum, would it be theoretically possible to create a microphone sensitive enough to pick up sound in space?
• Because space is not a complete vacuum, but is actually a very sparse plasma, the buildup of charge will cause an electrostatic response in the surrounding plasma.
• Given the airflow restrictions in the average lay-up and vacuum lines, even a complete vacuum bag failure may show up as little more than a small change in vacuum level.
• However, since it's not a complete vacuum, there would be a limit to how far you could compress it . talk ) 14 : 59, 4 April 2012 ( UTC)
• Like most of early spacecrafts'cockpit instruments, the IMP " Globus " was designed and tested to remain operative in a complete vacuum, in case of an accidental depressurisation of the cabin.
• But not until after they break . : ) Remember, the pressure involved in an autoclave is " many times " the pressure involved if you had a complete vacuum inside the bottle.
• Of course, since it's not a complete vacuum, you also get drag and damage from the particles you hit, especially at near-light speeds . talk ) 01 : 06, 22 November 2012 ( UTC)
• "I've never seen an April like this, where, four weeks into the fiscal year, there's a complete vacuum, " said Andrew Rein, senior research associate at the Citizens Budget Commission, a nonprofit group that closely follows the process.
• What's happening here is that there is a peculiar process happening throughout the universe where ( even in a complete vacuum ) a particle and it's anti-particle may spontaneously pop into existance for no particularly good reason ( See Pair production ).
• Supposing we found some method of propulsion that could potentially provide the necessary power, and lets say it's travelling through a complete vacuum so it doesn't get blown all to hell by the friction, is there any reason why the spacecraft couldn't achieve that speed ?-- talk ) 18 : 25, 2 April 2010 ( UTC)