Sentence examples for air engineering from inspiring English sources

Rhod Palmer, 62, spent most of his working life as an air engineering officer in the Royal Navy, serving on ships such as the HMS Ark Royal and HMS Intrepid.

Immediately after the Bolshevik Revolution in October 1917, a new centralized Soviet military academy was founded in Moscow, followed by the founding of naval, air, engineering, and military political academies.

Each generation of Air Max has represented the pinnacle of Nike's Air technology, engineering in as much air cushioning as scientifically possible at a reasonable price point and a robust build level.

Recently, most open-air engineering processes, such as open-pit mining, road construction and agriculture farming, are performed with high-tech mobile equipment.

Therefore, the execution of an open-air engineering process by cooperating mobile equipment needs to be carefully planned for their effective utilisation.

Air pollution engineering's evolution is considered.

The performance of this cool storage system can meet the needs of practical air conditioning engineering.

This measurement carried out in conjunction with filling out the thermal comfort questionnaire from ASHRAE American Society of Heatingg, Refigeration, Air conditioning Engineering) standard.

So it might be suitable to select the mode of bottom-supply in the design of air conditioning engineering for office buildings to meet the requirements of human on indoor comfort air-conditioning.

To describe the effect of the gap width and inlet pressure on the orifice coefficient and in terms of the air leakage engineering modifying factor, some improved relationships were obtained, which are superior over the traditional ones because of their better accuracy.

This study evaluated the influence of different caries removal techniques (conventional bur; chemomechanical removal/Carisolv™ MediTeam; a sonic preparation system/SonicsysMicro-Kavo and air abrasion/PrepStar Danville Engineering) on microtensile bond strength to caries-affected human dentine.