Sentence examples for captured air from inspiring English sources

Rebel video posted on YouTube purporting to document the captured air base showed uniformed insurgents in front of a military installation with black smoke spiraling.

To alleviate this issue, the Dry Case Waterproof Backpack has a smart little air valve at the bottom that lets you squeegee out any captured air, once you have the pack all sealed up.

In his Neo-Concrete Column of 1957, Weissmann chose to use iron, an essential part of Brazilian industry, which seems to hold the spaces inside in place – as if the viewer is looking at captured air.

The lidars provided wind measurements at the base and along the slope of a 140 m tall ridge and captured air flow as it moved up and along the ridge towards an unwaked turbine under varying stability conditions.

Other methods for mitigating ammonia emissions target emitting surfaces, and include capturing air (using physical covers) and treating the captured air to remove ammonia (using bio-filters or bio-covers, and scrubbers), and direct manure injection or incorporation into the soil.

In a realistic wind turbine this is impossible, as the captured air must also leave the turbine.

Many of these have been developed to improve the ease of use for processing captured samples, to present captured air-particulate samples in new formats compatible with rapid application of diagnostic methods.

In regular wrap the sheets are sealed together to capture air in individual bubbles.

It plays an important role in capturing air pollutants from continental Africa.

Starting with 50 cars in Houston, Mexico City and Sydney, Aclima will capture air quality data by generating snapshots of carbon dioxide (CO2), carbon monoxide (CO), nitric oxide (NO), nitrogen dioxide (NO2), ozone (O3), and particulate matter (PM2.5 while the Google cars roam the streets.

But for athletes like ski jumpers, their suits must capture air to keep them aloft for as long as possible.