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Explained in the simplest way, cabin air originates from outside air.

Earlier investigations have shown that the traffic in Swedish cities contributes around 85% to the measured NOx concentrations, and that most of the mutagenicity in urban air originates from traffic.

Inlet air originates from a central octagonal ceiling plenum that has a diffusion array of 9 m2 and 70 cm rigid Plexiglas curtains around its perimeter to channel air downward into the room from the ceiling.

If the descending air originated at a height of 10,000 metres (33,000 feet), for example, it might reach the ground with a horizontal velocity much higher than the wind at the ground.

Instead, convection of hot air originating from the vapor cell leads to a shifted or blurred image.

Other sources of air originate from lung parenchymal injury, oesophageal injury, chest wall, neck and retroperitoneal injury.

During a recent 10-year period (2000 to 2009); the transport regime at WLG in summer was dominated by air originating from the east that may have passed over populated regions in China.

The oil aerosols in pressurised air, originating from a typical screw-type compressor, are vapourised by a slow isotherm expansion through a capillary; the resulting oil vapour is applied to different SnO2-based thick film sensors placed at ambient pressure.

Toluene was not degraded during the first breakthrough experiment and showed a retardation factor of 2.06 which was ascribed to diffusion into entrapped air, originating from drainage imbibition cycles, and to sorption to biomass.

It was PM Netanyahu who displayed enough diplomatic acumen and his office dismissed the hot air originating from the Foreign Ministry office.

Both streams of air originate over the Pacific Ocean; airflow is split by the Olympic Mountains to Seattle's west, then reunited to the east.