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pneumatic

[noo-mat-ik, nyoo-] / nʊˈmæt ɪk, nyʊ- /


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Regulators also sought to require the use of electronically controlled pneumatic braking systems that are designed to rapidly halt trains by applying brakes across their entire span simultaneously, instead of each car individually.

From Seattle Times

The most common model styles are spring and pneumatic, and both cost around $15 for a replacement.

From Seattle Times

Hundreds of pneumatic pistons are then used to compress the plasma until the atoms fuse, generating massive amounts of heat.

From BBC

After the parental spat, 14-year-old Canto began digging in the family garden after school, and eventually enlisted a friend with a pneumatic drill to blast the ten-foot deep cave.

From Fox News

The proposed rule also establishes emission reduction requirements for equipment like compressors, turbines, heaters and other pneumatic devices.

From Washington Times