Sentence examples for dragging air from inspiring English sources

For the rest of us still dragging air into our lungs.

Strong updrafts promote the formation of rain, which can fall and drag air masses back down to the surface.

The amount of dragged air and air supplied from the tunnel outlet was then calculated knowing the velocity distribution and the area of the air flow.

Even so, Dr Robertson says it is feasible to build electric aircraft provided they have efficient wings to provide lots of lift.In aerodynamic terms, lift is a function of weight, thrust and drag (air resistance).

From calculation of the air flow along the tunnel at different conditions, an equation was developed for the velocity distribution of the dragged air over the free surface and the air supplied from the tunnel outlet.

In one is a giant mahogany fan with 600kg blades which would drag air at high speed across the void between them, into which aeroplanes and parts of planes would be inserted for testing.

If that sounds too good to be true, then you probably have't met David Parkinson, the inventor and engineer on a one-man mission to drag air-traffic control (ATC) into the digital era.

The ions move toward the negatively charged cathode, dragging surrounding air molecules with them and creating a breeze.

The flame will create a small current by dragging warm air to itself, and the window will just eat it up!

The displaced Pacific leg of the jet stream dragged warm air up over Alaska.

The result has been to drag warm air over Greenland causing melting on a much-increased scale.