high vacuum

We shall be in high vacuum for about eight minutes more.

This is especially common for the large glass manifolds used in high vacuum lines.

When there's only one skin between you and high vacuum, you take care of it.

This is also called the regime of high vacuum.

She launched herself through the lock into the cool embrace of high vacuum.

When completed properly, this process results in a very clean interior at a high vacuum.

These parts are all mounted in a high vacuum environment within glass or more recently, metal/ceramic.

This condition may require a higher vacuum to be applied to the extraction well.

The pump created the highest vacuum achievable at that time.

A very high vacuum is drawn on the mold.

The alcohol is removed through a high vacuum, low temperature distillation process.

This is also done in a high vacuum, but carbon is introduced during the process.

Laws of fluid dynamics do not apply in high vacuum environments.

Older instruments may have used oil diffusion pumps for high vacuum regions.

High vacuum systems must be clean and free of organic matter to minimize outgassing.

The high vacuum is also often used to remove the last traces of solvent from a sample.

A mercury vapor pump will take it out, of course, and keep a high vacuum, but we'd never make any progress.

A pump removes most of these atoms until a very high vacuum is established in the chamber.

High vacuum also eliminates oxidation that might occur in the presence of air.

"I'm putting a higher vacuum on the heating chamber."

For semiconductor manufacturing, this is a practical approach as the processes usually operate under high vacuum.

Their non-lubricated bearings are especially of interest in applications that require a high vacuum.

Multiple pumps may be connected in series, called stages, to achieve higher vacuums.

These carbenes tend to sublime at low temperatures under high vacuum.

A system of extraordinary efficiency was pumping out the air to attain the highest vacuum ever reached on Earth.