Sentence examples for air means from inspiring English sources

Less air means that players may get winded easier.

RT @MITstudents: 'That chill in the air means it's time to start thinking about IAP plans!

'That chill in the air means it's time to start thinking about IAP plans!

This is because cold winter air means low humidity, both outdoors and indoors.

Using kerosene to hoist human bodies into the air means massive impacts.

More planes in the air means more planes that can be affected by weather.

Temperature differences between the body and the ambient air mean that thermoelectric couples can generate useful quantities of juice.

And lifting the bulk of the project three to five stories into the air meant that Mr. Holl could maximize the amount of public green space.

The novelty of the paper is the identification of the evolution of the air mean velocity distribution with distance from the supply opening.

The Taiwan Tower's roof is an inclined plane 1,000 feet in the air, meant to represent a Formosa, or "divine island" in the clouds.

In a study of mice, Veras et al. (2008) found PM exposure altered placental morphology, decreasing maternal blood space volume and maternal fetal surface ratio, and increasing fetal capillary proliferation with inhaled exposure to nonfiltered ambient air (mean PM2.5== 27.5 μg/m) versus filtered ambient air (mean PM2.5=6.5.5 μg/m).