circulator

The circulator, which pumps the water, must be running too.

The circulator is no longer signed, though the road configuration remains.

The problem there has been a helium circulator used for cooling.

By about one in the morning they had completed a usable circulator system that would go on working.

The circulator is a pump, usually near the furnace, that forces water through the system.

The 16 community circulator routes are a free service.

In the military they perform the duties of both the circulator and the scrub.

Small circulator pumps then move the water through circuits in the room or zones.

Varian switched the air circulator to high without much effect.

As from 1 January 2013, the circulator Regulation will come into force.

The circulator is not scrubbed in the case, but rather manages the care and environment during surgery.

A zone-valved system is dependent upon a single circulator pump.

And upstairs is all over me to finish that breathe-gas circulator.

I sat on the floor and plugged the circulator tube into my navel.

But the helium circulator was an untried design, and broke down frequently.

In most water systems, the water is circulated by means of one or more circulator pumps.

You might also use the DC Circulator to get around the city.

Some may be combined with a back roller or circulator unit to produce hot water and limited central heating.

The whine of the circulator died to silence, leaving only her frenzied breathing.

Minimizing circulator pump operations saves valuable resources and the environment.

If you live in an apartment, ask the superintendent to make sure that the furnace and circulator are operating properly.

A free people circulator, known as the "Star Shuttle," operates around downtown.

A food-grade, rather than laboratory, circulator is advised, even if unused.

"The whole point of the circulator is to make the whole downtown accessible to visitors, and they've undermined that."