Sentence examples for data on the air from inspiring English sources
The Asia Society, which has runs daily comparisons of pictures and data on the air in Beijing and New York, recently pointed out the change in glowing terms: "This week has been by far the cleanest in terms of both blue-ness and air quality stable performance.
The data on the air velocity flowing through the plug, pressure gradient over the plug and the force required to move the individual plug were collected and processed on line.
This document acknowledged limitations in existing data on the air lead blood lead relationship but also summarized the emerging scientific data on risks to children from exposure to lead in dirt and dust.
Roughly 15 years ago, the federal agency that investigates air disasters made a plea for more data on the air-tour industry, to improve safety for helicopter, airplane, balloon and airship flights around the nation.
It is also expected to provide data on how the air mixes at such high altitudes, a phenomenon that is crucial to the planet's heat balance.
Finally, the real data based on the air freight market in Taiwan and China is used to test the proposed model.
This work provides data on the field air permeability ka and hydraulic conductivity Kw of MSW obtained by conducting short-term air and water injection tests at a landfill in Beijing, China.
"We're conducting a giant experiment without even collecting the important data on the water, air, land or wildlife impacts," said Sara Souther, an ecologist at the University of Wisconsin, one of the co-authors of the peer-reviewed research examining the environmental impacts of shale gas development in the US and Canada.
This paper presents a detailed analysis of the measured data on the indoor air of an historical building: tezone 105 of the Arsenale in Venice.
This review highlights epidemiologic and experimental data on the role of air pollution in patients with AD.
The shoebox-sized, solar-powered device will gather real-time data on the levels of air pollution residents of this working-class neighborhood near thePort of Los Angelesare breathing in, measuring concentrations of nitrogen oxides, fine particles and other pollutants as well as noise, temperature and humidity.
