pneumatic

I see no reason why women should have to work with pneumatic drills.

The short scale and pneumatic dump are still in place.

A small scale is still in place along with a pneumatic dump.

No one seems to know where the old pneumatic canisters are.

The heads of two are thought to have been crushed in a pneumatic press.

Minutes later he was making a noise like a pneumatic drill.

The advantages of a pneumatic system is that there are no moving parts.

Pneumatic tube systems have been around for approximately 200 years.

A pneumatic lift bounced her up to the level of the President's office.

If he was musical he'd rather listen to a pneumatic drill.

Italy was the only nation to issue special stamps for pneumatic services, a total of 22 between 1913 and 1966.

He has told us where the food is, inside his pneumatic mattress, and demands to be let in.

An electric starter was used rather than the original pneumatic one.

A pneumatic system in the camera controlled the time delay before a photograph was taken.

By this stage, the action of the organ was entirely pneumatic.

A pneumatic tool is first thought to have been used for rock drilling in 1844.

It is, I think, the sound of a door with a pneumatic hinge being opened.

"This used to be the entrance to the pneumatic tube."

We used to ride the powerful pneumatic elevators up and down.

I think we can say that if it is pneumatic in character, the shape will be organic.

The door, released by the woman, closed with a pneumatic hiss.

The outside of the sphere is covered with pneumatic rams.

Each of these was carried on a trailer with pneumatic tires.

Such operation would not be practical with pneumatic isolation systems.

A product which makes use of this principle is a pneumatic muscle.