Sentence examples for air responses from inspiring English sources

Why, for example, should broadcasters be required to air responses to station editorials when newspapers are under no such obligation?

Controlling for filtered air responses, 24 of the 30 subjects experienced an O3-induced decrement in FEV1.

During each session, we quantified the percentage of light responses, air responses and escape, and used them to assess the mouse's cue response capabilities and avoidance behavior.

The Utøya massacre has also exposed the country's lack of emergency air response, forcing officers to drive to the island as the killings went on.

Potentially fast fuel flow rate changes, must be limited to the slower, inertia limited, turbo machinery air response.

From the start, they were sure the disaffected were out there -- and in the year or so they've been on the air, response has apparently proved them right.

The sensor response here is defined as the ratio of the sensor current change (I gas − I air) after exposure to Cl2 gas with respect to its initial value in air (I air): Response ( left[%right]=frac{I_{mathrm{gas}}-{I}_{mathrm{air}}}{I_{mathrm{air}}}times 100. ) The sensor response of the Ni-Si NW sensor to Cl2 gas of 5 and 20 ppm is shown in Figure 5c.

Battle for control of the city has raged for over two years, with much of its districts under partial siege from Houthi-Saleh forces, whose rise to power prompted a heavy air response from Saudi Arabia's coalition.

Asked to explain her emails with the Clinton campaign, she said she "seeks as much information as I can possibly get" ahead of a televised program, in part to prepare for her own on-air responses.

He's also had emotional on-air responses to such tragedies as the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Fla., (he was a surprise guest speaker at the school's graduation in June), and encouraged people to join the March for Our Lives, which he attended.

Later they aired responses from the viewers, which included one from Senator William Proxmire, chairman of the Senate Subcommittee responsible for NASA's budget.