Sentence examples for air entering from inspiring English sources

▶ Do laundry at 30C. ▶ Fit chimney balloon to stop cold air entering house.

▶ Build porch in hallway to prevent cold air entering house when front door is opened.

(Air entering the gaping side scoops is turned 90 degrees, directing it through the radiators, to make this work).

This created special problems for Jay Strauss, for there was a possibility of air entering a vein and causing an embolism.

As air entering the cylinders is compressed, its temperature naturally increases — contributing to knocking, a condition in which combustion inside the cylinders proceeds abnormally.

Philip John, the technical director of the project, says the version used on Demon has the compressed air entering a single chamber within a wing's trailing edge.

Observe the sensation of breath wherever you notice it: the rise and fall of your chest or abdomen, or the air entering and exiting your mouth or nostrils.

There's also a mechanical ventilation system, which takes heat from stale air being extracted from the building and uses it to warm fresh, filtered air entering the home.

Hyperventilation, a form of overbreathing that increases the amount of air entering the pulmonary alveoli, may be used intentionally by swimmers to prolong the time they are able to hold their breath under water.

Alternatively, if the gas turbine serves as a peak-load unit for a continuously running steam power plant, the hot exhaust gases can be used to preheat by means of a heat exchanger the combustion air entering a steam boiler.

If the quantity of inspired air entering the lungs is less than is needed to maintain normal exchange a condition known as hypoventilation the alveolar partial pressure of carbon dioxide rises and the partial pressure of oxygen falls almost reciprocally.