The phrase "addition to the air" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something that is added to the atmosphere or air quality, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The new policy aims to reduce pollution in addition to the air quality improvements already in place."
Alternatives: "in addition to the atmosphere" or "besides the air".
In addition to the air pollution that cars produce, expanding roads facilitates sprawl.
He forecast, for example, that some kind of secondary suspension would be required in addition to the air cushion itself.
In addition to the air surveillance, these are the other steps to be taken: *Secret Service agents will be used to secure all areas used for Olympic events.
"Our expectations are really high each year, so it's easy to be disappointed," Mr. McKee said of the extravagant Super Bowl spots, which can cost $1 million or more to produce in addition to the air time.
In addition to the air gaps at both ends, it also shows attenuation from the cap and the bottom of the test tube.
For example, their addition to the air stream can widen the flammability limits of lean mixtures, and increase the maximum explosion pressure for constant volume combustion.
This could be achieved by including an indoor air compartment, in addition to the existing air, water, and soil compartments in life cycle inventory databases, e.g., Ecoinvent (51).
In addition to the international air terminal near Helsinki, Finland has domestic airports, the most northerly of which is at Ivalo, at Lake Inari.
(In addition to the sporadic air strikes over northern Iraq by RAF Tornadoes, and the few hundred trainers of Kurdish peshmerga fighters and Iraqi troops, there are almost certainly scores of British special forces in the region. Despite their growing importance, Cameron told the BBC on Monday: "We never comment on what our special forces do and it is very important we maintain that position").
In this paper, we show that simulated EGR, via carbon dioxide (CO2) addition to the intake air to an engine at concentrations of 0, 2, 4, and 8 vol.% and to the oxidizer stream of an ethylene diffusion flame at concentrations of 0, 5, and 10 vol.%, affects the reactivity of the soot in the same manner as actual EGR.
In addition to the dry air, Landsea and Klotzbach pointed to above-average wind shear as another key reason.
