Sentence examples for air notes from inspiring English sources

The aromas are a combination of burnt embers with sea air notes.

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Solitons could never survive in the open air, notes acoustics researcher Junru Wu of the University of Vermont, Burlington.

"The great advantage of Asia over the U.S. or Europe is that you don't really have a land mass to move [over] by truck, so you've got to go to the air," notes Kuijpers, who expects Asia business to expand from a third to half of DHL International's revenues within a decade.

"The great advantage of Asia over the U.S. or Europe is that you don't really have a land mass to move [over] by truck, so you've got to go to the air," notes Kuijpers, who expects Asia to expand from one-third to half of DHL International's revenues within a decade.

The original one — step outside, feel the air, note the wind — has fallen out of favor, though if you know what you're doing you can still make it work.

The original one step outside, feel the air, note the wind has fallen out of favor, though if you know what you're doing you can still make it work.

Meteorologists, using radar and other sensors that can chart the speed of different masses of air, noted a sharp southerly dip and then northerly twist in the jet stream, 18,000 feet up in the atmosphere, that sent a 110-mile-an-hour flow of frigid air from northern Texas all the way to western New York.

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The term, "aerodynamics," was explained through a simple physical activity in which the students moved their hands through the air noting the effects of changing their palm direction.

The briefing also outlined the need to procure drones with not only "survivability, lethality, and flexibility" but ones that are able to operate in harsh Arctic air, noting that the remote and austere environment raises "significant difficulties".