Sentence examples for entry of air from inspiring English sources
The sphincter also serves a barrier function by preventing the entry of air into the esophagus.
These data indicate that a sensory signal driven by the periodic entry of air into the nose modulates the emergence of slow-wave synchronization in the olfactory system.
We use the measurements of water vapour by the Halogen Occultation Experiment (HALOE, version 19) aboard the Upper Atmospheric Research Satellite UARSS) to study some aspects of the entry of air into the stratosphere at the tropical latitudes.
The valve and valve seat perform the functions of ensuring the entry of air and combustible material, the output of combustion gases and sealing during the compression and combustion processes.
In the "inverted bottle" mechanism, drainage of cerebrospinal fluid creates a negative intracranial pressure gradient, which is negated by the entry of air [8].
The BSCs in C3 species function to balance hydraulic pressure, prevent entry of air from intercellular spaces to the xylem, provide a reservoir of water to buffer losses due to transpiration, allow entry and dispersion of higher intensity of light that hits the veins into the leaf (Nikolopoulos et al. 2002).
At the same time, the mountain ranges block the entry of cold air from the north and warm and moist air from the south, which results in very limited rainfall.
On the contrary, when the outside temperature is higher than the inside temperature, the gradients of temperature along the access tunnel and the chimney hinder the entry of outside air.
In the experimental study, inputs directly related with the composition of enclosures and with the entry of warm air contributed for 95%% of total energy consumption.
On the other hand, parameters that had the greatest influence in energy consumptions were those directly related with thermal insulation of enclosures and entry of warm air within.
The rate at which air is drawn through the room depends upon the buoyancy force experienced (i.e., depending upon the temperature differential), the resistance of flow through the chimney, and the resistance to the entry of fresh air from the room.
