Sentence examples for condensed air from inspiring English sources

Some phlogiston theorists proposed explanations based on the 'levitation' properties of phlogiston, what Priestly later referred to as phlogiston's 'negative weight.' Another explanation of the phenomenon was that the nearly weightless phlogiston drove out heavy, condensed air from the pores of the calx.

Isotopic models of PPT are generally based on the Rayleigh fractionation mechanism: as rain or snow falls from the cloud, depletion in oxygen-18 and deuterium is observed in the residual condensed air mass and thus in subsequent PPT (Dansgaard 1964; Gat 1980).

In his cosmology both the Sun and Moon are circular open vents in tubular rings of fire enclosed in tubes of condensed air; these rings constitute the rims of rotating chariot-like wheels pivoting on the Earth at their centre.

Blow the condensed air in short, rapid bursts instead of a steady stream.

Use a can of condensed air to remove dust from the internal fan.

Since the existing retrofit methodologies for heat exchanger networks can not be applied to cases with condensing air, we use thermodynamic simulation models presented earlier to assess the effects of possible changes on the existing heat recovery systems.

Two types of air coolers (ACs) are applied for the ABWR, i.e., a steam condensing air cooler (SCAC) of which intake for heat transfer tubes is provided in the steam region, and single-phase type of which intake is provided in the water region.

For the original two incinerating lines use river water from the Tees as a cooling medium, whereas in the third line, water is condensed through air cooled condenser.

They continued to Detroit and then to New York, an odyssey condensed by air travel into a few dozen hours.

As C is lost from the compost pile, the compost becomes more condensed and air spaces within the pile become smaller (Smith Hirrel and Riley 2012).

This surface can carry large amounts of adsorbed or condensed toxic air pollutants such as organic compounds and transition metals (Oberdorster 2001).