Sentence examples for a ventilation of from inspiring English sources

These textile grids are often utilised in solar protection due to their perforations which produce a ventilation of the protection.

Like Leah Freed, Nathalie Ghanem-Latour uses photography as a "ventilation of stress"—in this case, from a six-month-long destabilising downward spiral.

Within this chamber not only the ventilation rate could be adjusted, but also the circulation rate, comparable to archival storage rooms having a condition of a ventilation rate of 0.2 1/h and a recirculation rate of 2.0 1/h.

Mechanical ventilation was standardized using a ventilation rate of 60/min, a PIP of 16 mbar, a PEEP of 3.5 mbar and a flow of 10 l/min.

During the constant flow ventilation the ventilator was set at a minute ventilation of 5 25l/min, an inspiratory:expiratory ratio of 1 2, and a rate of 12, 15 or 20 breaths/min.

Two extremes of ventilation-perfusion (Va/Q) mismatch may occur: (a) no ventilation of an alveolus but adequate perfusion, resulting in shunting, and (b) adequate ventilation but no perfusion, resulting in dead space ventilation.

The current ventilation code for laboratories recommends a ventilation rate of 12 ACH for maintaining a safe laboratory environment.

After the adoption of Y-type ventilation, the concentration of gas in return air was between 0.15 % and 0.64 % with a ventilation rate of 2100 2750 m3/min.

The savings were more evident when wet markets were designed for a ventilation rate of 20 L/s/person.

Respiration was maintained at a ventilation rate of ∼1.4 L/min, 24 strokes/min and oxygen saturation over 95%.

Active Performer had a higher AH at a minute ventilation of 5 l/min than at 15 l/min.