Sentence examples for entrained into from inspiring English sources

"There is a possibility, a real possibility, that some of those microparticles will be entrained into the air, and they will be carried around and we will end up breathing them," Kelly told an evidence session of the Environmental Audit Committee EACC), adding that his group had just started new research into the issue.

Finer materials were entrained into the rising plume.

The coolant is assumed to be entrained into the fuel vapor.

There is a maximum impeller speed (NE) above which air bubbles are entrained into and remain trapped within the tank.

As the flame moves closer to the fuel jet, more soot becomes entrained into the inner vortex.

The reactant-deficient nature of the millimeter-size vortices forces the combustion products to be entrained into the vortex.

Scientists do worry that fish larvae will get "entrained" (sucked into the plant's intake), and that fish will get "impinged" (killed by getting pinned against the screen that prevents them from entering the plant).

These buoyancy effects induce an inward flow of ambient air that is entrained laterally into the fire from both sides.

I once spent several hours in a room full of large, sleeping dogs, who entrained me into such peace, I now count that uneventful afternoon as one of my life's highlights.

Residual CuCl2 introduced from the hydrolysis step into the oxygen production step may be further entrained by CuCl into the electrolytic hydrogen production cell.

Brueckner and Medaris (1998) proposed a sinking intrusion emplacement model, with the peridotites being entrained as lenses into the continental crust from the mantle wedge above the subduction zone.