Sentence examples for air captured from inspiring English sources

The discovery of oil deposits under the South China Sea led to a crisis early in 1974 when, in reaction to Vietnamese contracts with foreign oil companies, China attacked the islands from sea and air, captured the weather station crew, and assumed control of the entire archipelago.

It is known to all that the air captured by the inlet will gradually decrease its speed due to influence of the countless numbers of compression waves.

An open-circuit respiratory device was used to measure the concentrations of O2 and CO2 in the outflowing air captured by a silicon face mask (reference No. 0, Glaxo Wellcome, Les Ulis, France) attached to a pneumotachograph (Statice Santé® Corp., Besançon, France).

Originally from New Jersey, Wendy painted "en plein air" capturing the beauty of her beloved Marin County, Latin America and Europe.

Swallows spend much time in the air, capturing insects; they are among the most agile of passerine birds.

Neverthless "air capture" technologies are being developed by firms like Carbon Engineering, a Canadian company founded by Harvard physicist and geoengineering enthusiast David Keith.

Cameras flew through the air, capturing various shots of all the models, placing approximately 20 million viewers inside The Garden, according to DefJam Recordings.

Today, and especially in these warmer months, local artists continue this trend of working in the open air, capturing the natural beauty of Westchester and Putnam Counties.

"I'm excited about direct air capture.

Dr. Goeppert recently reviewed the literature of air capture technology.

But air capture could provide an ingenious alternative.