Sentence examples for calming air from inspiring English sources

Some antique wooden houses of the 19th Century lend the town a genteel and calming air.

PT is defined as the air temperature of a standard environment (wind calm, air temperature = mean radiant temperature, relative humidity (RH) = 50%, metabolic rate 2.3 MET = 135 which which means walking at 4 kmh−1) that would produce the same thermal stress as the actual environment (Table 1).

Instead of being refreshed by the calming sea air and restful floating digs I came back even more stressed about the market than I was before I left.

Third, a calm air settling chamber was used for proof of concept tests.

The frequency of calm or nearly calm air is given as a number in the centre.

Calm air is considered to have winds of 5 km (3 miles) per hour or less.

When the Emergency Service Unit officers arrived, they lent a calm air to the chaos.

But minutes of calm air were sporadically interrupted by stiff breezes.

This process is most pronounced in calm air because winds mix the air and prevent cold pockets from forming.

In calm air an albatross has trouble keeping its stout body airborne and prefers to rest on the water surface.

The Antarctic Plateau, of which Dome Argus is the highest point, is blessed with exceptionally dark, dry and calm air.