Sentence examples for analyze air from inspiring English sources

I'm thinking that maybe it'd be just as effective to analyze air travel records or hotels, but this is much more fun and macabre.

The system is designed to forecast and analyze air quality throughout Europe, with a zoom over France.

The system used to analyze air samples included a laboratory mass spectrometer with a dedicated resistive column heating arrangement (no legacy air bath column oven).

In this study, an indirect natural convection updraft solar dryer was designed and fabricated with objectives to; suit mid-latitude applications, determine its performance efficiency, analyze air properties by use of psychrometric chart and assess the quality of dried product.

The scientists used aircraft to collect and analyze air samples in a survey of 10,000 square kilometres (4,000 square miles) of the delta and found that the area produces about 38,000 tons of methane each year.

A researcher at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Vass said he used a gas chromatograph mass spectrometer to analyze air samples taken from the trunk of Casey Anthony's Pontiac Sunfire.

The two groups resolved that "it is likely that fuzzy rather than clear language will be used to describe this obligation" of analyzing air quality, theoretically a pivotal component of any rules on air pollution.

This year, a team of Chinese and American scientists analyzed air quality issues for the Olympics and found that Beijing's daily concentrations of PM 2.5 rated anywhere from 50percentto200percentcent higher than American standards.

His team is looking at using the same kind of equipment already in use at airports, but analyzing air rather than particles collected on wipes.

They analyzed air and surfaces for tobacco smoke pollutants, took finger wipe samples to measure the presence of tobacco carcinogens, and tested the urine of nonsmoking occupants after they had stayed in the rooms.

The second team, led by the earth sciences researcher Fuu Ming Kai, analyzed air samples collected  since the 1980's, relying on the different isotopic signatures of methane from deep within the earth and methane from deep inside microbes to parse the relative contributions of each to overall atmospheric methane levels.