Sentence examples for a soft air from inspiring English sources

Aidan Leitch, a freshman at Horace Greeley High School in Chappaqua, N.Y., created a Pneumatic Deformation Sensor, which is a soft air bladder connected to an electrical pressure sensor and microcontroller that provides real-time feedback on how it deforms.

This is demonstrated in the case of a patterned blunt injury to the face of a victim, which injury was subsequently proven by FPHG to have been caused by a blow from the muzzle of a soft air gun.

Then, lighting by chance upon a vessel, they understood they were upon the Heads, as it is called, of the Great Syrtis; and when they were now again disheartened by a sudden calm, and beating to and fro without making any way, a soft air began to blow from the land, when they expected anything rather than wind from the south, and scarce believed the happy change of their fortune.

The teeth in the second group were dried in the same way with a soft air stream, and Seal&Protect® was applied and light cured twice according to the manufacturer's instructions.

In the first group, teeth were gently dried using a soft air stream from a three-way air/water syringe for 5 s; then, a full drop of elmex fluid® was applied on the test window with a microbrush applicator (Disposable Applicators, 3 M ESPE AG, Seefeld, Germany) and left for 60 s.

The backside of the N550 is made up of a 4-layer heat shield that's covered by a soft air-mesh fabric.

With a soft breeze in the air, dark-haired beauties in flouncy dresses flirted with handsome men framed by the sweaters tied around their shoulders.

And an early work in this show, Bird Wind, (1955), which imagines an encounter with a bird turning sky-high gives a strong sense of his thinking – a vision of soft air whipped by thrashing wings – is midway between the figurative and the abstract.

"A moonlight night, with the clear heavens and the dark, glittering sea, and the white sails filled by the soft air of a gently-blowing trade wind; a dead calm, with the heaving surface polished like a mirror, and all still, except the occasional flapping of the sails.

We peered down a 3m-high snow cornice – and what followed felt like speeding through thin, soft air with a pinch of fear.

As shown in Fig. 2, the actuator has a similar size of an Asian male's finger and consists of twelve soft air chambers.