Sentence examples for air effects from inspiring English sources

Of 132 countries whose environments were surveyed, India ranks dead last in the 'Air (effects on human health)' ranking.

But you're ready, because Febreze Air Effects cleans away tough game-day odors in the air — sweat socks, chicken wings, garlic dip — and leaves a light, fresh scent".

"Can Febreze Air Effects defeat the smelly air in their gym for good?" After the gym is sprayed with deodorizer, blindfolded volunteers are led in and asked what they smell as sweaty wrestlers grapple and lift weights nearby.

Theoretically, the air effects can be taken into account in the water structure interaction.

Since the absolute gravimeters make measurements on the deformed surface of the Earth, L2013 corrected for the free air effects before using it to infer the hydrology signal.

Noting the artist's success in Paris and London, the reviewer for The Argus admired her "appreciation of character and talents for observation and representation", while The Age was struck by "the influence of modern French Impressionism in [her paintings'] fearless handling of sunlight and open air effects".

Vertical displacement maximum of benchmark were found about ±2 cm/year or corresponding to free air effect of ±5 μGal.

The result is a heater that not only looks freakin' awesome but also one that draws in surrounding air and recirculates it without the traditional choppy air effect or spinning blades.

Finally, the cold air effect is stopped by snow isolation once enough snow has accumulated in the fracture by late winter.

The average negative vertical displacement from 16 gravity benchmarks is about −0.6 cm/year or corresponding to free air effect less than −2 μGal.

Firstly, experiments of the honeycomb with and without facesheets were performed to study the entrapped air effect.