The travellers, hermetically inclosed in their metal prison, were in profound darkness.
It closed hermetically by means of an aluminium plate fastened inside by powerful screw pressure.
The side doors, as I said, are hermetically closed and sealed.
These refrigerator cars have heavy air-tight doors at the sides which are hermetically sealed when the cars are loaded, making the cars as dark as a pocket.
It consists of a long slender flattened metallic tube, partially exhausted of air, and hermetically closed at each end, then fixed upon its centre, and bent round so as to make the ends face each other.
A is the corrugated box, which has been exhausted of air through the tube, J, and hermetically sealed by soldering.
In the top of the tube a piece of platina wire is hermetically sealed.
When the mercury reaches the capillary tube, the flame of a blow-pipe is applied; the glass is dexterously melted, the superfluous part taken away, and the tube left hermetically closed.
Mangili, on the contrary, found it, when hermetically sealed up, to retain its virulence for many months.
In the year 1779 three toads were confined in a box hermetically sealed, and so deposited in the Academy of Sciences.
When the crystals are well dried and inclosed in a tube hermetically sealed, they suffer no change; but they are decomposed by water into chloride of sodium and submuriate of copper.
The flowers are then suspended until perfectly dry, when they are found hermetically sealed in a film of paraffine, while they still keep their beautiful coloring and natural forms, and for a while even their perfume.
By hermetically sealing the windows, through false fears of his patient's taking cold, he exposes her to the risk of becoming poisoned with her own exhalations.
Antommarchi was not allowed to take the heart of Napoleon to Europe with him; he deposited that and the stomach in two vases, filled with alcohol and hermetically sealed, in the corners of the coffin in which the corpse was laid.
I may observe that on this occasion we had an opportunity of ascertaining that good Burgundy, well racked off, and in casks hermetically sealed, does not lose its quality on a sea voyage.
A vessel partly filled with water, exhausted of air, and hermetically sealed.
If these crystals are hermetically sealed up in a glass tube, they will, on melting, exert such a pressure as to liquefy a portion of the gas, which is distinctly seen as a yellow fluid, not miscible with the water which is present.
I have now a bottle hermetically sealed that contains about a half ounce of this mixture prepared in 1841 by John Johnson, now a resident of this city, and the former partner of Mr. Wolcott.
The Buprestis, in whom I have just produced inertia by means of a few taps, is installed on his back in a little flask which I seal hermetically and immerse in a bucket full of this cold water.
Others are hermetically sealed with an earthen lid.
This is the chamber of meditation which corresponds to the matras of the alchemist, to his philosophic egg hermetically sealed.
The alchemists put the subjectum into a narrow vessel so as to be hermetically sealed from the outer world.
This vessel was sealed with the magic seal of Hermes; thereforehermetically sealed.
The conductor in the dream is described hermetically as a messenger of heaven [Symbol: mercury], Hermes, conveyor of souls.
The most extensive and effective naval blockade of history hermetically sealed nearly every Southern port, thereby hopelessly shutting in untold wealth of cotton, the returns of which were otherwise available to every need.
The delicate pieces of the machinery were carefully taken down, and the room which contained them was hermetically closed.
A copy of the document was placed inside of the cairn in an hermetically sealed tin cylinder, and the proof of this great discovery was left here on these lonely rocks.
The workman entrusted with this task hermetically closes the ends by inserting the cylinder between the plates of an hydraulic press, and pumps in water to a required pressure.
The writer of this book once fired a candle out of a gun at a hermetically sealed tin of water to see what the effect would be.
The system is hermetically sealed after being pumped full of water, an expansion chamber in the shape of a pipe of larger dimensions being provided at the top of the system above the highest point of circulation.
The invention of the type of thermometer familiar at the present day, containing a liquid hermetically sealed in a glass bulb with a fine tube attached, is also generally attributed to Galileo at a slightly later date, about 1612.
The excreta are passed directly into stone or metal water- and gas-tight pails, which, after filling, are hermetically covered and removed to the places for final disposal.
Apicius preserves lemons by putting each of them into a separate vessel, which is hermetically sealed with plaster, and afterwards suspended from the ceiling.
The vase was hermetically sealed with pitch and plaster, and then placed in a spot where the sun’s rays could not enter.
At the end of two or three months, it was hermetically closed, after having added a quantity of old wine equal to one-third of the mixture.
They were then hermetically sealed, and buried in the sand, or plunged in cold water, where they remained at least two months.
The only thing necessary was to cover each piece with honey, and to place it in a vessel hermetically closed, hung in a cool place.
Close each vessel hermetically with plaster, and keep them in a dark and cool place.
XXI-241] They were preserved in a vase smeared with pitch, washed with vinegar, and hermetically closed.
The necks of the bulbs had been drawn out and hermetically sealed after the contents had been boiled.
The former was hermeticallysealed at the top and marked off in forty-eight quarter-inch spaces.
Then he melts this tube some three inches up, which will be far enough removed from the paper to keep it from being burned, and by this means the paper has become hermetically sealed inside a glass receptacle.
Subsequently to borrowing a piece of paper or bank note from one of the company, the performer shows round a piece of glass tube, say four inches in length, having both ends hermetically sealed by being melted up.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "hermetically" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
