Sentence examples for air volatility from inspiring English sources

Unlike welding processes that do not employ a shielding gas, such as shielded metal arc welding, it is rarely used outdoors or in other areas of air volatility.

The air of volatility in Istanbul is portrayed in a few unforgettable strokes: a riot, a pursuit, and the arrest of Ayten's fellow-rebels.

But each time the pattern of provocation, punishment and countermoves replays itself there are some fresh twists, adding an air of volatility to the North Korean crisis.

But as the race for the White House takes on a new air of volatility after President Obama's off-kilter debate performance last week — a poll from the nonpartisan Pew Research Center on Monday suggested that Mr. Romney had wiped out the president's lead among voters nationally — Mr. Romney is displaying new vigor in his fight for Ohio.

The release's artwork (pictured above), along with its title suggest an air of volatility and lawlessness which jars on this cosmically-styled techno track.

Wizz Air blamed "market volatility in the airline sector" when it pulled its flotation last year, but said today it now plans to raise €150 million  (£113 million) from new investors before the end of March.

Cadmium in air has low volatility.

Releases occur into all media but mostly into the air due to its volatility.

As I noted then, the airline industry has issued its own manifesto, "The Case for a U.S. National Airline Policy," calling on the federal government to reduce air travel taxes, curb fuel volatility, improve the air traffic control system and cut regulations.

There's a glum desperation in the air that's hard to escape: volatility, futility, and a McFuture ghoulishly wagging its skeletal finger at a lost generation.

Mono-, di-, tri-, and tetra-chlorinated polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) are congeners with greater volatility which remain in air, soils and sediments requiring treatment.