-
constructed from any air- and
water-
tight vessel by
adding a bowl and stem
apparatus (or slide)
which guides air
downward to
below water level whence it bubbles...
- than 80 air
cases to give buoyancy, and the hull was
divided into 8
water-
tight compartments. Two
cabins were
provided for the crew and the
people that...
- An
occlusive dressing is an air- and
water-
tight trauma medical dressing used in
first aid.
These dressings are
generally made with a waxy
coating so...
-
points that may be
capped with
alternate materials providing an air- or
water-
tight access to
other vessels. For example, a
bunghole on a
combustion chamber...
- is good at
retaining both
vacuum and pressure, but the fit must be very
tight to
press the
surfaces together firmly. Consequently,
these zippers are typically...
-
medical and
rubber gloves,
finger cots may be made from a
variety of
water-
tight materials including latex,
nitrile rubber, and vinyl. A toe protector...
-
leakage of
solutes and
water. They also play a
critical role
maintaining the
structure and
permeability of
endothelial cells.
Tight junctions may also serve...
- can
easily ****ure that
objects are "solid" or
water-
tight if all of the
primitive shapes are
water-
tight. This can be
important for some manufacturing...
- waterproof. The term ‘sod roof’ is
somewhat misleading, as the active,
water-
tight element of the roof is
birch bark. The main
purpose of the sod is to...
- world. When closed, the
porthole provides a
strong water-
tight, weather-
tight and
sometimes light-
tight barrier. A
porthole on a ship may also be called...
