Examples of 'tube had' in a sentence
Meaning of "tube had"
tube had: This phrase seems incomplete or out of context, it may refer to a tube (such as a transportation tube or a cylindrical container) having a specific characteristic or possessing something
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The primary tube had an excellent appearance.
The doctor told us the fallopian tube had ruptured.
The tube had now been converted to fluorotopaz.
My fallopian tube had burst.
The tube had no scientific residue of falumpinous or gluttonous product.
This means that this muffle tube had insufficient corrosion resistance.
Each tube had a different appearance from the start of the reaction.
After one hour the test was interrupted and the tube had not burst.
The porous tube had properties which make it suitable for use as a vascular graft.
But not the needle… the tube had no scientific.
The vacuum tube had transconductance, so the transistor would have ' transresistance.
But the water in my camel-back tube had frozen.
This knitted tube had a nominal diameter of 4mm.
The central tube located inside the outer envelope of a bayonet tube had a diameter of 35 mm.
Thus, such muffle tube had a problem on a long period operation.
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The sealing between the high-pressure section and the launch tube had been modified.
The resulting hollow tube had the size as summarized below,.
The tube had been exposed to conventional reforming conditions for about 19 years.
To my horror, I was told that my tube had been destroyed by the ectopic pregnancy.
If the tube had migrated too far, it was retracted into the desired location.
Damage of boilers . Characters to recognize that a tube had a heat shock.
Visually, the tube had a relatively uniform and moderately pink stain.
The cylindrical portion of the ventiru tube had an inside diameter of 14 mm.
The pitot tube had broken off at the base where it joins the helicopter 's fuselage.
EXAMPLE III A light transparent polystyrene tube had its interior surfaces coated with anti-hCG.
The tube had a small wire stirrer, covered with a stopper and was blanketed with nitrogen.
A 40-foot telescope tube had to be cast of iron.
The tube had a small wire stirer, covered with a stopper and was blanketed with nitrogen.
In a preferred embodiment, the tube had a diameter of 16 cm and a length of 50 cm.
The tube had a gain of about eight and operated at frequencies well above 10 kHz.
But not the needle… the tube had no scientific residue of falumpinous or gluttonous product.
No extruded tube had an average length for niobium particles of more than 15 µm.
The larger tube had a ¼ inch steam inlet.
Thus, this laminated tube had properties particularly suitable as a laminated tube for transporting a liquid fuel.
Westminster Tube had to be closed for a whole day during filming!
The pump tube had a diameter of 2 mm.
The coated tube had a water contact angle of 16 °.
The reactor tube had an internal diameter of 1.5cm.
The furnace tube had an internal diameter of 5/8 inches.
The X-ray tube had a Copper target, with a current intensity of 40 mA and a voltage of 50 kV.
