Sentence examples for clean air from from inspiring English sources
"Clean air from clean energy".
The developer will provide a ventilation system that will take clean air from the roof and deliver it to the first two floors of the development.
The expected airflow pattern of a downward ventilation design would supply cooler and slightly heavier clean air from a ceiling diffuser to push down contaminants, which would then be removed via outlets at floor level.
Petroleum hydrocarbon concentrations in the extracted soil vapour decreased over time as a result of the depletion of the more volatile constituents from the NAPL, possible development of mass transfer limitations and increased fraction of clean air from depleted zones.
"There's a huge advantage that you have from running [with] clean air" from the first starting spot, he said.
One message called his speech "a fine example of Vermont courage, humor and decency," while another told him, "Your remarks brought a breath of fresh clean air from the Green Mountains".
"A stagnant air mass, like a stationary summer high-pressure system, allows pollutants to build up," he explained, "but in winter, a low-pressure system, with its attendant cold front, is likely to bring in a breath of clean, fresh air from Canada, where there is less man-made pollution".
Cleaner air from the Atlantic should bring some respite for south-west Wales and England's southernmost counties on Thursday, forecasters said, although many other parts of England and Wales will experience higher levels of smog than usual.
UC Berkeley's Cal Climate Action Partnership was honored Thursday with a clean air award from Breathe California.
UC Berkeley's Cal Climate Action Partnership was honored Thursday with a clean air award from Breathe California, for its leadership in reducing greenhouse-gas emissions.
The results suggest that the presence of leaves on the trees reduces the upwards transport of fresh vehicle emissions, increases the storage of pollutants within the canopy space and reduces the penetration of clean air downwards from aloft.
