Sentence examples for air collected from inspiring English sources

Several air-sampling methods, which give different results depending on the amount of air collected, are reported.

Measurements of archived air collected in polar firn and in canisters are combined with the in-situ high-frequency measurements at the AGAGE stations.

She found that although air collected from both groups contained the same chemical substances, there was a difference in the amounts of some of them.

To investigate potential associations between semen quality in workers and the concentrations of di 2-ethylhexyl) phthalate (di 2-ethylhexylal air collected from phthalate chloriDEHPPVC) plants.

She did this by puffing air collected from a jar containing bed-bug faeces into a machine called a gas chromatograph, which separated the components from one another, and then through a mass spectrometer, to identify each component from its molecular weight.

The ships, which regularly plied various routes in the North Atlantic during 2005, were kitted out by a number of European research organisations with instruments that measured the CO2 content of water taken into the engine rooms and air collected upwind of the funnels.

But how does polluted air collect on top?

On foggy days, for instance, the air collects electrons, which are sometimes trapped near the transformers.

When enough air collects in the tanks, another simple device, an inflator, converts the energy of the compressed air into electrical power, which is stored in batteries.

The innocent pleasures of fresh air, collecting pebbles, pulling seaweed from your toes and slurping ice cream are here in all their refreshing glory.

Every day on the roof of Kosisky's lab in Silver Spring, two small greased rods spin through the air, collecting pollen particles.