Sentence examples for content of air from inspiring English sources

Morton shows how the content of "air" is the basis for everything we take for granted, and provides both a sense of awe and an extremely useful way to think about global energy concerns and the climate crisis.

Water vapour is also a normal, though quite variable, component of the atmosphere, normally ranging from 0.01 to 4 percent by volume; under very humid conditions the moisture content of air may be as high as 5 percent.

The oxygen mole content of air used in this study had been reduced to 5%.

The reverse process of reducing the water vapour content of air is an example of dehumidification.

The results clearly showed an increase in strains with increasing content of air voids, regardless of cement type.

Poor workability leads to a higher content of air in the cavities and pores of the capillaries which have an important impact on the mechanical properties and the durability properties of the concrete (Dils et al. 2013).

The moisture content of air-dried feedstock is an average of 9.7% with only the separated hull material having a higher value (12.2%) and the fine component (< 2 mm) a lower value (8.2%) on an as received basis.

These authors reported significant differences between the total oil content of air-dried berry pulp (cultivar Indian-summer) and freeze-dried pulp (36% vs. 16% (weight/weight, w/w)), whereas the total lipid recovery from air-dried seeds and freeze-dried seeds were similar (11% and 12% (w/w)).

The instruments, orbiting the earth every 90 minutes, can deduce the chemical contents of air by monitoring the sun each time it is obscured by the atmosphere.

Investigations were carried out on greenhouse sandy soil (96.7%) with five different moisture contents of air dry, 25, 50, 75, and 100% from the field capacity.

The hydration heat and contents of air voids formed within mortars during cement hydration were also tested using isothermal calorimetry and 1H NMR.