A very useful and effective pump may be readily made by boring an auger hole through a tree-trunk, mounting it with a brake-piece and handle as at A in the annexed illustration; fixing on a valved sucker and plunger, as represented at B.
Then in your square upright box fix a valved sucker, made as shown at D, and another valve in the bottom of the box, as at E.
The modern Lingula is protected by a delicate two-valved shell, composed, unlike that of most other mollusks, of phosphate of lime or bone earth.
Taking the first of these groups of fossils, we may recognise in the Leperditia a two-valved Crustacean closely allied to forms still living in the seas and fresh waters.
They will soon open the inner cone of their many-valved shell, and slowly protrude six pairs of gracefully curved and delicately-feathered appendages which, as previously stated, are attached to the thoracic portion of the body.
The ovary is generally three-celled, developing into a three-valved capsule.
Elegant little plants, distinguished from the preceding order by the flowers having two styles, and a two-valved capsule.
The capsules are elongated like those of the Horned Poppy, but they are distinguished by the projection of the flat fleshy disk at their base; they are two-valved and two-celled.
On that altar lay a curious gold vessel like a double-valved sea-shell which clung to the stone like a barnacle.
Such freaks are occasionally found among the European varieties, also in the native hickories, but these tri-valved nuts appear to be very abundant among the Chile walnuts.
Fruit of 2-valved carpels, a samara, drupe or capsule.
Fruit a linear woody loculicidally 2-valved capsule, or a berry.
Fruit an ovoid acuminate 4 or 5-valved loculicidally dehiscent capsule densely coated with long matted hairs, the inner surface of the cells villose-pubescent.
Fruit subglobose, 3-lobed, the outer coat thin and septicidally dehiscent into 3 1-seeded crustaceous nutlets 2-valved at apex.
Fruit a 5-celled 5-valved capsule septicidally dehiscent from the base, the valves separating from a persistent 5-angled axis thickened toward the apex and 5-winged toward the base.
Fruit a 3-lobed capsule separating from the persistent axis into three 2-valved 1-seeded carpels dehiscent on the dorsal suture and partly dehiscent on the ventral suture.
Mahogany case lined in rose plush has six compartments holding 5 valved cups of slightly varying shapes.
Case was originally intended for a set of six brass valved cupping glasses and a pump.
A kind of pump having a bucket, or valved piston, instead of a solid piston, for drawing water and lifting it to a high level.
I have not been able to adopt Mr. Hinds' name for this genus, as it would be too glaringly incorrect to call a five-valved species, a Trilasmis.
Peronii, and villosum; but this latter group would have to be subdivided into two little sub-groups, the one containing the three-valved male of S.
If these two six-valved parasites be received as the complemental males of their respective species, no one, probably, will doubt regarding the nature of the parasite of S.
Before they reached the double-valved door at the other end, Conan had mounted the other steps and was in the hall behind them.
He traversed this in a twilight dimness, and at the other end passed through great double-valved bronze doors which stood partly open, as they might have stood for centuries.
Seating the tickler on Fay's shoulder took a little time, because two blunt spikes in its bottom had to be fitted into the valved holes in the flush-skin plastic disk.
Some of it stained a flush-skin plastic fitting that had two small valved holes in it and that puzzled Gusterson until he remembered that Moodmaster tied into the bloodstream.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "valved" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
