Sentence examples similar to eject air from inspiring English sources

The tissues of the gullet act on the ejected air resulting in sound that is altered by oral nasal structures to produce recognizable speech sounds.

On Tuesday night, Con Ed officials said that radioactive gas leaked into the air from a plant system that ejects air from the steam process to avoid corrosion.

The leak of radioactive gas into the air occurred because the plant has a system for ejecting air from the steam process in order to limit corrosion, Mr. Spall said.

Slowly and carefully push the plunger to eject the air bubbles present.

And why does a spore ejected into air at seventy miles per hour travel only a fraction of an inch?

The flakes are ejected by air pressure, if shot too far through the air their edges melt and they become granular, hard to ski on, Below on either side of the runout will be an ice rink.

The Ocular Response Analyser (ORA; Reichert®, Buffalo, NY, USA) ejects an air impulse in order to flatten the cornea, which is detected by an electro-optical collimation system.

They are fired from a howitzer toward concentrations of military vehicles and eject into the air two submunitions that use sensors to locate vehicles below.

Usually pin slots are provided on its surface to eject a cooler air out for its cooling purposes, but if an internal cooling serpentine channel has to be placed inside it, it will have a shape of trapezoid.

Description of the vehicle which floats from 6 to 12 inches above the ground, on a cushion of low-pressure air ejected by its two aircraft engines.

Nothing had or could have prepared me and Keldysh for the sensations that overcame us upon ejecting from the air lock.