Sentence examples for air condensing from inspiring English sources

Rainfall measured by the Met Office has not increased over 30 years; but its rain gauge, at the southern tip of the island, is in one of the drier spots.If there is more moisture in the air condensing as dew, you might expect to see the effects high up and to windward, on somewhere like Mountain Red Hill.

Their results showed that using TiO2 nanofluids and increasing the HPHX number of rows could make a part of air condensed on the evaporator fin, which could enhance the energy in the pre-cooling section.

This makes the moisture in that air condense into clouds.

There, the cooler air condenses the refrigerant and becomes heated in the process.

That brought it into an area of higher, colder air that made the tropical air condense, producing heavy rainfall.

The moisture in the air condenses and the resulting water is then collected in a tray for disposal.

Another measure is the dew point, the temperature at which vapor in the air condenses into water.

As moisture-laden breezes roll in from the Atlantic, the water in the air condenses on the beetles' backs (just as a cold bottle of beer left on a table causes water in the air to condense on its surface).

As for storms, as hot air near the ground rises into cooler regions, any moisture in the air condenses into cloud droplets.

When water vapour in the air condenses into tiny droplets of liquid water, they stay suspended in the air and fog is formed.

In the summer, the humidity in the air condenses on the basement walls and drips down to form puddles on the floor.