The chemist isolated a pneumate from the reaction mixture and began characterizing its structure.

The village elder's fascination with pneumatism influenced his interpretations of dreams and omens.

In the morphological notes, the prefix pneumat- is described as an alternative form used before a vowel in compounds relating to air or spirit.

The term 'pneumatical' appears in old manuals describing air-powered tools.

The fossil's remarkable pneumaticity suggests a complex system of air-filled sinuses similar to those of modern birds.

The biologists catalogued several pneumates found inside the fossilized coral.

Paleontologists believe the dinosaur's skull began to pneumatize early in its development, reducing weight while maintaining strength.

As the juvenile eagle matures, its skull pneumatizes, developing hollow spaces that reduce its weight.

The factory installed a new pneumatic device to automate the packaging line.

The paleontologist carefully examined the fossilized pneumatic bone to determine whether it belonged to a flying ancestor or a terrestrial relative.