Sentence examples for airborne environment from inspiring English sources

The whole idea behind it is to allow a sense of community to take place in a typically confined, airborne environment.

Generally released from bacterial lysis, endotoxins are ubiquitous in the airborne environment, but high airborne-endotoxin levels are observed in industrial environments, such as cotton mills, waste collection sites, swine barns, and grain handling equipment, where organic dusts are present (Liebers et al. 2006).

The HEP survey sample is a stratified, two-stage equal probability sample of occupied housing units (or households) in the three areas of Detroit in which air quality was monitored (see "Physical environment: airborne particulate matter").

So, this study focused on the alternative application of low frequency acoustic and ultrasound waves for the characterisation of challenging structures in airborne and waterborne environments.

When compared to the implementation of SLAM in 2D environments, airborne implementation imposes several difficulties in terms of computational complexity and loop closure, with high nonlinearity in both vehicle dynamics and observations.

In hospital environments, airborne molds are a potential risk for patients because of possible inhalation of conidia [ 29].

"Listeria is one of those ubiquitous airborne bacteria in the environment".

Marram grass, a plant ideally adapted to this environment, traps airborne particles, helping to begin the formation of new dunes and to stabilise those already established.

Airborne particles in the environment are generally smaller than a couple of microns.

During peak flu season, the concentration of airborne viruses in the environment rises to 5800 37,000 virus particles per m3.

We have developed and tested a fully autonomous pathogen detection system (APDS) capable of continuously monitoring the environment for airborne biological threat agents.