Sentence examples for blocks of air from inspiring English sources

Cheap Tickets functions as a consolidator; it buys blocks of air tickets at discount prices from airlines and resells them by phone and over the Internet at a markup.

This matters, because China's air force blocks an inordinately large amount of it.The armed forces have recently given up some big blocks of air space they had previously reserved for training, and handed over about a dozen military airfields for civil aviation.

Composite three-dimensional spatial form results from the delineation of a block of air by physical elements, which enclose and frame the space and establish its relations with neighbouring spaces, distant views, and so on.

Being the core-block of air separation and liquefaction plants, turbo-expanders should definitely be responsible for the most part of refrigeration capacity for the whole cryogenic system.

Its "unit cell"—or basic building block— is a 5mm cube of air, in the middle of which is a 5mm-square acrylic plate that is 1.6mm thick, with a 0.85mm hole drilled in its centre.

Following a 40 trial air-only habituation period, air and ethanol odor trials were presented in blocks of 10 air and 10 odor stimuli using a fixed 6s inter-trial interval schedule.

At the geophysical meeting, Douglas Westphal, of the Naval Research Laboratory in Monterey, California, presented a computer model that simulated the dust's movements.The dust, Dr Westphal found, piggy-backed on blocks of cold air as they pushed first south and then east.

Stimuli were presented randomly in blocks of 10 air and 10 odor stimuli.

As the urban population grew, the constriction caused by walls and fortifications led to overcrowding, the blocking out of air and light, and very poor sanitation.

Europe's leaders have clashed over the prospect of intervention in Libya, with Angela Merkel leading a campaign to block talk of air strikes and no-fly zones from David Cameron and Nicolas Sarkozy.

In a warm front, a mass of relatively warm air pushes against a block of cooler air and is forced to flow up over it.