Sentence examples for can be air from inspiring English sources

The α + β Ti64 alloy that is lean in β can be air cooled from the annealing temperature without impairing their stability (Donachie 2000; Campbell 2008).

Potential channels for engaging China can be air pollution control and involvement in sectoral trading with established emissions trading systems in developed countries.

New trains are being designed as one long vehicle (walk-through carriages) rather than separated into cars, which means for the first time London's tube network can be air cooled to keep passengers comfortable.

Unlike existing models which are limited to micro-perforated panels coupled to air cavity, the present model predicts correctly the acoustic response of micro-perforated panel backed by porous media which can be air cavity, porous material or resistive screen.

A rubber plant that is older but healthy, with long bare bottom stems, can be air layered to start a new plant.

The notion that stadiums can be air-conditioned for the games is simply that.

"He also dared to say that gay people can be air-headed jerks at a time when all gay fiction felt honour-bound to portray gay men as cute or victimised".

The list of our emotional shortfalls is a long one for most of us; and it is only in novels of romantic fantasy, Gothic or contemporary, in which people wear much better clothes than ours and live in more glorious digs, that the emotional warts and wrinkles can be air-brushed away.

"Some of them are well insulated so they can be air-conditioned or heated," Sergeant Caiaccia said, "and we're going to see if the suppliers can improve on a structure to the point where it can be used as a morgue".

Moscow, he says, will seek cooperation within a relationship where differences of opinion can be aired openly and frankly.

It provides a neutral arena where political views can be aired so long as they are contested," he said.