Sentence examples for air cutting from inspiring English sources

For many customers, the images are as invigorating as an unexpected gust of air cutting through the hot stillness of summer.

In this paper, the temperature-sensitive points are changeable is proved by analyzing batches of experiment data of air cutting experiments on Leaderway-V450 machine, so it changes the degree of multi-collinearity among temperature variables, causes a serious impact on linearization and forecasting accuracy of the model, and can't guarantee the model's robustness.

That is what keep the mass of a train – or shipping container - floating several millimeters in the air, cutting down on friction and allowing it to travel much quicker than traditional engines.

Its primary fire delivers a huge, 75 damage sword slash, which alternate damage leaps through the air cutting through any breakable object in its path and knocking up players for 25 damage.

Because black carbon settles out of the atmosphere in a few weeks, instead of the centuries for which carbon dioxide persists in the air, cutting soot emissions could quickly put the brakes on heating while nations rev up green energy efforts to cut CO2 emissions.

This was achieved by studying the electrical energy demand for machine tools when air cutting in defined axis directions, carrying a range of masses, and in actual cutting, while the electrical current was measured.

NATOs spokesmen claim it is winning the air war, cutting Serb supply lines and separating Mr Milosevic's forces in Kosovo so that they can no longer offer co-ordinated resistance.

The gouging torch process using air carbon arc cutting (CAC) device is a standard maintenance procedure carrying out in high-tonne equipment used in the minery industry.

Villagers clear the air by cutting consumption of 'dirty' fuels such as wood.

A simpler way to control temperature is to regulate the amount of cold air supplied, cutting it off once a desired temperature is reached.

But ministers believe that improving air quality, cutting fuel poverty, increasing home insulation, and reducing road accidents through less use of cars will save public money by cutting NHS spending and early deaths, as well as boosting economic output.