Sentence examples for compressed air from from inspiring English sources

In December 2002, the F.A.A. demonstrated an onboard system that takes compressed air from the engines and runs it through a membrane that sorts the oxygen and nitrogen.

Gasoline was used as fuel and compressed air from the compressor was supplied into the four-tube PDC.

With multistroke and single-stroke pneumatics, you create the air pressure by pumping a lever, while precharged pneumatics get compressed air from a scuba tank.

Using a blowgun, blow compressed air from your air compressor into the hole at the rear of the air horn.

Adiabatic compressed air energy storage (A-CAES) systems typically compress air from ambient temperature in the charge phase and expand the air back to ambient temperature in the discharge phase.

An air compressor is a power-driven machine for compressing air from some initial intake pressure (usually atmospheric) to a higher pressure.

Besides having solid bones, loons can further decrease their buoyancy for these dramatic dives by compressing air from their lungs, feathers, and internal air sacs.

Operating at low pressure will allow the Hyperloop to avoid normal speeds or operation in a complete vacuum, with air jet inlets at the front of the pod feeding air to an electric turbo compressor that would compress air from the nose and funnel it to the skis and cabin.

The film_extr process requires compressed air for blowing.

General Compression – compressed air energy storage technology that makes intermittent renewable power, primarily from wind farms, more useful at a large-scale.

"The air you breathe on an airplane is actually compressed air taken from the engines.