Sentence examples for air grid from inspiring English sources

Because of the hub-and-spoke architecture of today's airline route systems, when things go badly in one part of the nation's air grid, it tends to affect traffic elsewhere.

An analysis of the criteria that must be satisfied by CFB air grids has been made and it has been demonstrated that the existing correlations which are used in designing air grids are not possible to be utilized for determining the optimal nozzle design.

For this reason, it can be useful to put together users of compressed air on the basis of the pressure they require and then set up two or more compressed air grids if needed; the minimisation of the pressure drop in the distribution line due, for example, to inadequate pipe size or choked filter elements, and the minimisation of air leaks conducting leakage test regularly.

Daimler Trucks of North America said it was recalling 727 buses from the 2011 model year made by Thomas Built Buses or Freightliner Custom Chassis because a short circuit in the intake air-grid heater could cause a fire.

Although different models used different grids, the air quality grids for all of the models were remapped to a 30 km × 30 km grid for this analysis for consistency.

The fluidisation air distribution grid comprises nine nozzles, each nozzle having 12 holes.

The model consists of a 35 × 35 × 51 (+ seven air layers) grid.

The proposed model was built up by splitting the regenerator into two regions: the first one was the jet region near the air distributor grid, the second one was the dense phase region (divided into bubbles and gas-solid emulsion phases).

The Syrian military possesses an extensive, Soviet-era air defense grid capable of detecting and shooting down unauthorized aircraft.

Briefly, meteorological conditions and criteria pollutant emissions are input into CMAQ, which simulates atmospheric processes and estimates gridded concentrations of ambient air pollutants; grids were matched to monitoring sites and a filter applied to created baseline concentrations of PM2.5 species (Hogrefe et al. 2009).

Immediately after drying the droplets in dry air, the grids were inserted into the TE microscope (Figure 1).