Sentence examples for cm of air from inspiring English sources

It consists of two configurations of solar chimney SC) namely, roof solar collector (RSC) which composed of CPAC monier roof tiles on the topper part, 14 cm of air gap in the middle and gypsum board at the lower part, and the modified Trombe wall (MTW which composed of a masonry wall at external layer, 14 cm of air gap in the middle and gypsum board at the interior layer.

Plutonium is not particularly dangerous externally - it emits alpha particles which are stopped by 9 cm of air, or the dead layer of skin cells on the body, and is not a very intensive source of radiation, due to its long half-life of 24,000 years.

Under standard atmospheric conditions, and with some constraints on the geometry of the enclosure, the conversion of admittance to volume at 226 Hz is such that 1.0 acoustic mmho equals 1.0 cm of air (e.g., Lilly & Shanks 1981).

The thermometric bra (Simpson et al, 1993) consists of a substantial traditional fabric garment with approximately 1 cm of air and foam fabric insulation between the breast skin, the outside of the standard over-clothing, and the observation room ambient temperature at 20 24°C.

Cover the fruit with the sugar syrup allowing 1 inch (2.5 cm) of air space at the top of the jars.

(5 mL) of canning salt to each jar (optional), then fill jars with boiling water, while keeping 1 inch (2.5 cm) of air space at the top of the jars.

Around 10 cm of pus and air collection was found in the root of the mesojejunum along with a 2-cm perforation at the horizontal duodenum which was adjacent to the tumor site (Fig. 3c).

A water column height of 1 cm and superficial velocity of air of 25 cm/s provide the best humidifier performance at the lowest pressure drop.

The η was measured under a white light source (YSS-100A, Yamashita Denso Company, Tokyo, Japan), which gave an irradiance of 100 mW cm-2 at the equivalent of air mass [AM] 1.5 on the surface of the solar cell.

ASL, classified as Calcari-Fluvi Cambisol (FAO, 1982; USDA, 1996), was sampled near S. Martino al Tagliamento (North-East of Italy) at a depth of 2 5 cm, air dried and passed through a 2 mm stainless steel sieve.

Based on the data presented in this study; the maximum recovery of total sulphur was achieved when the operational parameters were set to the froth depth of 5 cm, air flow rate 125 L/min, impeller speed 1300 rpm and pulp density 35%.