reducing valve in a sentence

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1. At the same time, higher gearing and reduced valve clearances cut the published power output by 2 bhp but cured the " valve-crash " reported by some buyers when approaching top speed on one of Britain's recently constructed motorways.
2. If it is too high, say up to 100 pounds per square inch, you could put a pressure-reducing valve on the main entry, bringing it down to, say, 60 psi, reducing the flow speed and, it is hoped, reducing the sound.
3. His letter explained his motivations as being rooted in an idea that the brain is a reducing valve that restricts consciousness and hoping mescaline might help access a greater degree of awareness ( an idea he later included in the book ).
4. Mr Mankenberg quickly realised the development of the local market and changed the product line to reducing valves for air and carbonic acid tanks, air pumps etc . and additionally opened a samples stock and a sales warehouse at the Roedingsmarkt avenue in Hamburg.
5. Schematic view of the Saxomat automatic clutch control valves unit : " 1-solenoid; 2-solenoid valve; 3-vacuum check valve; 4-pressure reducing valve; 5-vacuum regulator valve; A-vacuum chamber; B-intermediate chamber; C-atmosphere chamber " . " The solenoid valve is shown activated, the clutch is fully depressed ."
6. :: It would still be a vented system and work at low pressure, the only thing that would change is that the low pressure 0.5 bar of supply water to it comes via a " pressure reducing valve " instead of a loft head tank.
7. Also, the major participants in this debate all appear to agree that N & W did ultimately modify most of its Y5, Y6, Y6a, and Y6b locomotives ( including N & W 2156 ) with a new " intercepting / reducing valve " and ballast on the front engine, which significantly increased their tractive effort.
8. The use of solid-state diodes reduced valve count by well over half, reducing the power requirement from the Mark I's 25 kW to the Meg's 12 kW . Like the Mark I, Meg was based on a 10-bit " short word ", combining two to form a 20-bit address and four to make a 40-bit integer.