Sentence examples for big ventilation from inspiring English sources

What sounds did you design for Total Recall and RoboCop 2? For Total Recall, if you remember down in Mars there was this big ventilation fan that ventilated the whole underground, and so I recorded a series of antique ceiling fans.

The WRX Concept is something like a customizer's dream, with a matte black full-length carbon fiber roof, huge quad tailpipes, steeply raked rear window, fluorescent yellow brake calipers, big ventilation scoops cut into the front fenders and what Subaru calls "a pronounced power bulge" to clear the turbocharged engine and intercooler.

("Great ventilation," one patron explained).

The bigger the ventilation velocity, the larger the area affected by air leakage.

You have to say, 'Excuse me, who are you?' " The biggest proponent of ventilation technology has been Philip Morris USA, based in Manhattan, which has established a Web site for the restaurant industry on the technology and paid for several showcase systems in restaurants across the nation.

If you're sick, you have to use the bigger bathroom (more ventilation), and if your guest is using one bathroom, you can't use the other.

The ergonomics are just about perfect, with intuitive ventilation controls, big cup holders and plenty of receptacles for flotsam.

It's also a big purchaser of heating, ventilation and air-conditioning equipment, giving it powerful leverage with manufacturers.

On the contrary, if the room volume is big and if the ventilation conditions are poor, other models that allow for the assessment of near-field exposure are more appropriate.

They love Han's Laser Technology Industry Group Co., which makes laser-based welding and engraving machinery; Zhejiang Sanhua Intelligent Controls Co., China's biggest supplier of heating, ventilation and air-conditioning components; and AI-based surveillance camera maker Hangzhou Hikvision Digital Technology Co.

Consequently CNS impairment with concomitant respiratory disease was the biggest indication for mechanical ventilation at 29.67%.