Sentence examples for attributed to the air from inspiring English sources

The highest loading weight of our superhydrophobic boats was more than 9.42 g, which was attributed to the air film trapped around the PBO boat surfaces.

Such low solid fraction may be attributed to the air pocket trapped in (i) the interspaces between graphene powders and (ii) the flake-like voids between graphene sheets, referred to as the Cassie state.

Much (but not all) of this variation could be attributed to the air pollution, age structure and social deprivation that exists in these areas according to our model.

This device's excellent stability is attributed to the air-stable and chemically stable conjugated polymer, as well as the environmentally robust metal oxides used as the interfacial layers.

At least 133 people were killed and 159 were injured in air strikes, with two-thirds of those casualties attributed to the Afghan air force, the U.N. said.

The lowest concentration in vitamin C determined for RC5 (112.20 mg/100), a variety that grows in Cluj-Napoca, could be attributed to the polluted air or soil of this city.

Vera shook off the chill she attributed to the night air and exhaustion.

However, the scientific literature, 55 mathematical models 56 57 and performance results (1968 Olympic Games in Mexico) all suggest that sprint performance is enhanced during acute exposure to natural altitude, which has been attributed to the lower air density at altitude.

The authors concluded that by far the largest environmental externality costs attributed to the particulate air pollution and the estimated total societal costs in each of the six cost categories, and the range were $885 billion (the high bound) and $267 billon (for the lower bound).

Therefore, the rapid change of the dark yellow powder to metallic grey upon exposure to the ambient air is attributed to the humidity of the air, i.e. H2O.

The reduction of the dielectric constant is attributed to the incorporation of the air voids (κ = 1) stored within the mesoporous silica materials, the air volume existing in the gaps on the interfaces between the mesoporous silica and the PI matrix, and the free volume created by introducing large-sized domains.