Sentence examples for air lowered from inspiring English sources

But an article published in the Notes and Records of the Royal Society in 2011 — and linked to by The Atlantic in its soft-serve post — hints at a more political explanation: "An oft-told anecdote in British left circles associates Thatcher with the invention of soft ice cream, which added air, lowered quality and raised profits".

With the relative amount of oxygen in the air lowered to something akin to that at 4000 meters, animals would suffer from pulmonary and cerebral edema.

The passing of an occluded front usually brings drier air (lowered dew point).

But plant officials argue that the towers would dump salt particles from the Hudson into the air, lowering the area's air quality.

Then it can mix all the air, lowering the temperature.

Pulling the valve back releases air from the line, lowering the lift.

Water circulating through the tubes absorbs heat to produce steam, and it also helps to control combustion temperatures without the need for excessive air, thus lowering air pollution control costs.

The oxygen content of this film measured by X-ray photoelectron spectrometry (XPS) was in situ 0% and after 24 h exposure to air lower than 1%.

Bare lead was soaked for 10 hours in 0.05 mol L−1 tetradecanoic acid (C14) (upper panel) followed by a 1 hour drying stage in ambient air (lower panel) (A).

Cleaner Air, Lower Taxes.

Instead, they contend that investment should be restricted to cost-effective measures that produce tangible benefits for residents, such as cleaner air, lower energy bills, less noise, and flood protection.