Sentence examples for blown off from from inspiring English sources

Being two of the most important factors for film cooling of gas turbine, blowing ratio and density ratio, vary in degree of influence on film cooling effectiveness, and the key point is whether the cooling gas has blown off from the surface.

Their heads are going to be blown off from the shrapnel".

After initial seeding density at 2 × 10 cell/well in 12-well plates, cultured THY1+ cells with a typical clump-forming morphology after 6 days culture were gently blew off from STO feeder layer and collected into a 15-ml conical tube.

You need more overlap material at the top so they don't slip off, or blow off from the water pressure, and clog your drain.

Because the sauce will be hot, the lid has the potential to blow off from the pressure that builds up while you puree.

To make matters worse, T-Mobile's Twitter account seems to be blowing off concerns from users who lost access to their prizes when the servers crashed or who missed out on those they would have otherwise been able to use.

Extensive damage from shellfire and torpedoes is evident; the bow was blown off, presumably from a magazine explosion in the forward turrets, and lies in a tangled mass of steel some distance from the rest of the hull.

"The wind was blowing off shore, away from residential areas".

Worryingly for England supporters, on the first day Steyn appeared to still be blowing off the cobwebs from his enforced lay-off and spent time off the field.

Pre-curved fingers and concealed seams aid comfort, retention straps keep them from blowing off when you wave to fellow motorcyclists, padding and armor protect your hands from injury.

B1 Plans for Rooftop Cleanup City and federal officials said efforts would begin within weeks to clean the exteriors of hundreds of buildings around the trade center site to keep pollutants like asbestos from blowing off them and into apartments.