Sentence examples for airspace which from inspiring English sources

It was denied access to Russian airspace, which delayed its first flight.

We've got lots of available airspace, which in a lot of parts of the world they don't.

Missile attacks imply closure of airspace, which in turn implies more circuitous journeys, increasing fuel consumption and multiplying missed connections.

A Western official added a sixth: joint management of airspace, which has long been on the Russian-NATO agenda.

Earlier in the day, Israeli warplanes flew over Lebanese airspace, which they often do on reconnaissance missions.

Still, Europe's airlines are pushing for a uniform airspace, which would be regulated by the European Commission.

Late lung development is largely concerned with alveolarization: the formation of the alveolar airspaces, which are the principal gas exchange units of the lung.

Reducing PEEP from 9 to 0 cmH2O, derecruitment was proportionally greater in the more inflated airspaces, which were predominantly located in the core regions.

But an important pulmonary disease like emphysema results in partial destruction of the alveolar tissue and enlargement of the distal airspaces, which may reduce the total oxygen transfer.

Experimentally such errors have been difficult to analyze because of lack of 'ground truth,' as the lung has a unique microstructure of liquid-coated thin walls surrounding relatively large airspaces, which is difficult to model with cellular foams.

Furthermore, airway closures induced by surfactant depletion compromises CO2 diffusion into the airspaces, which may explain the improved correlation and closer agreement between ELV and the other lung volume variables in the present of diminished surfactant function.