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Beatles Night fundraiser at The Varsity features The Venturis

An additional yet crucial feature with dense phase powder pumps is that they don't use wearing venturis.

The modular design of the Mastersizer 3000's Aero S dispersion unit provides options for controlling dispersion that include an adjustable hopper, different feed tray designs and a choice of two different venturis. The standard venturi has no impaction surfaces and uses shear forces to disperse the sample, while the high energy venturi uses impaction to achieve more aggressive dispersion.

Offers venturis, aspirators, blowers, cyclones, rotary valves, and quick-disconnect pneumatic piping.

Detailed are SDC's patented cleaning systems, which eliminate the flow-restricting venturis found in older technologies.

You don't get many architectural websites flogging $31 T-shirts, but it may be worth thinking about because that's last year's great idea from the Venturis at www.bobanddenise.org/shop.php.

And here too lies the great difference between Banham and the Venturis. (15) Again, Banham sought to update the Expressionist imperative of modern form making vis-a-vis a Futurist commitment to modern technology, while the Venturis shunned both expressive and technophilic tendencies; in fact, they opposed any "prolongation" of the modern movement.

It uses a compressed air pulse cleaning system with venturis, diaphragm valves and electronically-controlled solenoid valves to hold the cleaning pressure and flow characteristics consistent throughout the cleaning cycle.

Sound engineer, musician and Beatles fan Robbie Stokes provides lead guitar and vocals for The Venturis. Other members include Peyton Blewett on rhythm guitar and vocals, Ron Johnson on bass guitar and vocals, and Wayne Goodwin on drums and vocals.

In Great Leap Forward, the Koolhaas team swooshes past the old-school modern architecture of Sculptural Ducks even faster than the Venturis. The exhaustive Leap looks at "the types of cities produced by excessive speeds and quantities," in this case the Pearl River Delta Region of the People's Republic of China, where "a maelstrom of modernization is destroying everywhere existing Asian conditions and creating everywhere a completely new urban substance." The Pearl River Delta is "a Cultural Desert [C] where the conflicting goals of communism and the market can meet....

Apparently, at the Sainsbury Wing of the National Gallery, 'one of the great buildings of the last half of the twentieth century', the Venturis were concerned with 'aspects of meaningful symbol and enlivening detail'.