Sentence examples for air drives from inspiring English sources

To release energy, expanding air drives the pistons in reverse, which drives a generator.

Since helium flows better than air, drives filled with the gas experience very little friction, and the arms suffer less turbulence.

But a link between pollutants in the air and declines in cardiovascular health has been suspected since at least the 1990s, when epidemiological research suggested that breathing in tainted air drives up rates of heart disease.

John was a pioneer of the "gun tunnel", a device in which very high-pressure air drives a piston down a long tube to force a small amount of test gas to accelerate to very high speeds.

The force of the expanding air drives a turbine or pistons to generate electricity.

For example, the ascent of warm air drives the process, but as this air rises, other air must descend (the system circulates).

For your last deep breaths of sea air, drive out of town to Orient Beach State Park, nine miles down Route 25.

Nothing would do more to clean our air, drive clean-tech innovation, weaken petro-dictators and reduce the deficit than a carbon tax.

An innovative air driven spindle for micro-milling applications is presented, in which a so-called viscous turbine is used to both drive and support the spindle.

The one who it always seemed had, prior to coming on air, driven clean across the Atlantic on a Harley-Davidson.

Small scale axial air driven turbine (less than 10 kW) is the crucial component in distributed power generation cycles and in compressed air energy storage systems driven by renewable energies.