Sentence examples for air turnover from inspiring English sources

It has only about 70 systems in the United States but is now trying to market them to health clubs, which need high air turnover.

The frequency of air turnover in a computer room is once a minute.

Because of limited air turnover and the potential for continuous generation of chloramines, air quality in indoor swimming pool enclosures is likely to differ substantially from that of outdoor swimming pool areas.

With such hard-nosed defenses, this was no surprise, and the offense had to take care of things in the air, through turnovers, and field position.

Once again, the Heat often had itself to blame, with turnovers, air balls and long jumpers that led to Mavericks transition chances.

Downey, a 5-foot-9 senior guard who led the SEC in scoring with 22.6 points a game, had two air balls and a turnover late in the game as the Gamecocks 15-166) squandered an 18-point lead and lost by 68-63 to Alabama 17-144).

The Nets had played well enough to build a 22-point lead in the third quarter, and even if it nearly disappeared as the Nets and the Atlanta Hawks traded turnovers and air balls down the stretch, the Nets did hold on for a 90-84 victory at Continental Arena.

A growing body of data shows that implementation of codes of conduct leads to lower rates of industrial accidents, improved worker-grievance systems, cleaner air quality and lower worker turnover, which in turn results in lower production costs.

James missed his first five shots Friday, including a 3-point air ball, and had five turnovers in the first half.

The model estimates the transport demand, the modal split, the vehicle stock turnover, the emissions of air pollutants and the welfare level under different policy scenarios.

"Laugh-In," which went off the air in 1973, had a high turnover in performers.