[
US
/nʊˈmætɪks/
]
[ UK /njuːmˈætɪks/ ]
[ UK /njuːmˈætɪks/ ]
NOUN
- the branch of mechanics that deals with the mechanical properties of gases
How To Use pneumatics In A Sentence
- The curriculum expands to include hydraulics, basic pneumatics, electronics, and statistical process control.
- Developing this vehicle to meet the clients’ needs involved specialised computer technology, electrics, electronics, hydraulics and pneumatics.
- In these he described the fundamentals of hydraulics, pneumatics and mechanics as well as countless other applications, including coin operated drinking fountains, self-trimming lanterns, and temple doors opened by lighting a fire.
- As he describes it, "orchestrionics" is "a method of developing ensemble-oriented music using acoustic and acoustoelectric musical instruments that are mechanically controlled in a variety of ways, using solenoids and pneumatics. Reader - MassLive.com
- Pre-charged pneumatics: These are similar in concept to pump-up pneumatics, but the compressed air is held in large (usually detachable) air bottles filled from a powerful air compressor or scuba tank.
- At the end I lost time in my final stop as the mechanics topped up my engine's pneumatics, and without that I would easily have beaten him.
- As the door slid open on silent pneumatics, Ian entered with a barely subdued look of triumph.
- A whole new generation of pneumatics pre-charged with high pressure air metered from a scuba bottle or laboriously pumped up by hand are bringing us back to the designs of the 18th and 19th centuries.
- The first volume covered dynamics, mechanics, hydrostatics, hydraulics, aerostatics, and pneumatics.
- His works look like lecture notes from courses he must have given there on mathematics, physics, pneumatics, and mechanics.