Sentence examples for Plenty of oxygen from inspiring English sources

And you're high in the building, up in the wind, plenty of oxygen.

I had plenty of oxygen in my suit, but I was no longer tethered to anything.

Shrunken lungs give a free diver a sense of having plenty of oxygen, because it is concentrated.

James Hartsfield, a NASA spokesman, said the crew, whose six-month mission ends in June, had plenty of oxygen because of the backup sources.

Among plenty of oxygen evolution reaction catalysts, Ni-based electrocatalysts have gained special attention because of their earth abundant nature and their good water oxidation potential.

In the experiment that SM and others participated in, they took one deep breath with plenty of oxygen but much more carbon dioxide than air usually contains.

The carbon surface contains plenty of oxygen-containing groups, resulting in hydrophilic property for an electrode material.

The nanoflower-structured carbon possessed a high porosity and plenty of oxygen-containing groups and thus could efficiently adsorb AC molecules.

The interlayer distance of GO calculated from the (002) peak in XRD pattern (Figure 2C) is 0.71 nm, which is much larger than that of pristine graphite (approximately 0.34 nm) owing to the fact that plenty of oxygen-containing groups, such as hydroxyl, epoxyl, and carboxyl, are introduced onto graphene layers during the oxidation process.

Furthermore,during reaction of Ti SO4 2 with GO, plenty of oxygen-containing groups, such as C = O located in the interlayer of graphene oxide were consumed during the nucleation and growth of TiO2 crystallites, which means graphene oxide has been partly reduced [4].

The leadership fight for House speaker would have still consumed plenty of political oxygen.