How To Use Gas-filled In A Sentence
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If you move the walls of a gas-filled box to expand its volume, and do it (arbitrarily) slowly enough that the gas remains (arbitrarily) close to equilibrium throughout, then the expansion is isentropic and reversible.
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Many large kelps use gas-filled floatation bladders to keep their large blades near the surface, and therefore in the light.
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Reactive gas-filled vapour cells can be used in frequency standard devices, especially as a cavity in atomic clocks, where the time is delivered during the hyperstructure transition from the metal alkali atoms such as cesium or rubidium.
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Here, in 1821, a balloonist (born 1785) became the first person to ascend in a coal gas-filled balloon.
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Dermatologists discovered that a too-hot hair dryer can actually create tiny, gas-filled bubbles in the hair shaft.
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A double wishbone front suspension and gas-filled rear shocks help absorb vibration at faster speeds while providing a smoother ride over mixed road services.
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For consumers who want higher lumens, manufacturers offer tactical lights utilizing Xenon or Halogen gas-filled bulbs with tungsten filaments.
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Reactive gas-filled vapour cells can be used in frequency standard devices, especially as a cavity in atomic clocks, where the time is delivered during the hyperstructure transition from the metal alkali atoms such as cesium or rubidium.
Innovations-report
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Other colonial hydrozoans, such as the chondrophorines and siphonophorans, are pelagic; many of these have developed internal gas-filled floats as an aid to buoyancy.
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The Man-of-War floats on a gas-filled, blue to pink, translucent body called a pneumatophore.
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As these mountain ranges collided through history, they left gas-filled deposits like sandbars in a river.
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A double wishbone front suspension and gas-filled rear shocks help absorb vibration at faster speeds while providing a smoother ride over mixed road services.
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Gas vesicles are gas-filled intracellular structures that provide buoyancy in many unicellular aquatic organisms.
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Here, in 1821, a balloonist (born 1785) became the first person to ascend in a coal gas-filled balloon.
Times, Sunday Times
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The gas-filled tubes, as you can see, work brilliantly, and unlike so many things that look good in the dark, they're very visible in daylight too.
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Once the gas-filled microbubbles seek out the cancers and attach to their vessel walls, they send out strong signals that are picked up by standard clinical ultrasound scanners.
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The upper reaches of the deep ocean contain many bathypelagic fishes with a capacious, gas-filled swimbladder.
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Vane-like or bubble-like structures present particularly on scandent forms may have aided flotation if they were gas-filled.
