Sentence examples for air assumed from inspiring English sources

The RCCS design consists of two continuous closed regions: an ex-reactor pressure vessel region (RPV region) and a cooling region with a heat-transfer surface to ambient air assumed to be 40 °CC).

The RCCS design consists of continuous closed regions; one is an ex-reactor pressure vessel (RPV) region and another is a cooling region having heat transfer area to ambient air assumed at 40 °CC).

The power of the wind speed (in W), P(U), which flows at speed U through a blade sweep area A, increases with the cubic of the wind speed and area as follows [4]: P U = 1 2 ρ A U 3 (28)where ρ is the density of air assumed here to be a standard value of 1.2 kg/m3.

Silence is replaced by the rushing sounds of the waterfall, bugs dance in and the air assumes the heady scent of hemlock.

In part for this reason samples in air assume a green coloration (see photograph in upper right).

The oxygen analyser was routinely calibrated with N2 and atmospheric air assuming 21.00% O2 as recommended by the manufacturer.

Based on these measurements, all doses reported during the period when the participants were wearing hoods were corrected for inhalation of DEP and DnBP in hood air assuming a breathing rate of 0.7 m/hr (U.S. EPA 2011).

As per IARC, Ni compounds are human carcinogens by inhalation exposure; therefore, no safe level for nickel compounds can be recommended in air (assuming a linear dose-response) [ 82, 98].

An experimental study is presented on the characterization of the noise transmission properties of the duct junctions used in ventilation and air-conditioning air circuits, assumed as three-port acoustic systems with plane-wave sound propagation.

However, rather than distinguishing "mine air" from "surface air" and assuming "surface air" does not change with time over the period of operation of a mine, it seems to us that it would be at least as reasonable to assume surface dieselization followed about the same trend as underground dieselization.

Background concentrations in air were assumed to follow the same trend as air emissions, and background concentrations in water were assumed to be zero (the same assumption used in the Level III models).