Sentence examples for air released from inspiring English sources

For compressed-air storage to work, therefore, the air released from the cavern has to be heated (usually by burning natural gas), otherwise it would freeze the turbine.

To quantify methane emissions from individual cows on farm, we developed a novel technique based on sampling air released by eructation during milking.

Korean Air released a statement saying it was "committed to antitrust compliance" and was taking steps to make sure the conduct was never repeated.

In August, AIR released another report showing how one year of bachelor-degree seeking students who didn't graduate within six years cost $4.5 billion in lost income and federal and state income taxes.

It was cool, and the damp night air released a rich smell of dung and soil and straw, a smell Kirsten was sure belonged only to Iowa, and only at certain hours.

Jon Kedrowski, a mountaineer from Colorado who was at base camp when the quake struck, told National Geographic that a huge blast of air released by the avalanche accounted for many casualties.

His installation murmurs now in the Scottish air, releasing its song, but those currents pass freely all over the globe.

That could have led to a loss of water and eventually to the exposure of the spent fuel rods to air, releasing radiation.

As soon as the player kicks the ball, hands go up in the air, releasing the flour, creating a cloud of white to welcome the opposing team!

Good air comes in; dead air is released.

The dissolved air release occurred within the column separation system.