Sentence examples for evident air from inspiring English sources

Traditional abrasive fluid jet polishing (FJP) is limited by its high-pressure equipment, unstable material removal rate, and applicability to ultra-smooth surfaces because of the evident air turbulence, fluid expansion, and a large polishing spot in high-pressure FJP.

Additionally, at least two smaller CH4 sources are evident when air has been stagnant.

In the nanocomposites acceleration of EVA deacylation and slower thermal degradation were observed, while protection against thermo-oxidation and delayed weight loss were evident in air.

Crack initiation energies were hardly affected by changing the water quench temperature from 20 °C to 60 °C; however, a significant reduction was evident on air cooling.

The decrease in compressive strength of Lithomex from 28 to 56 days could be a reflection of pore size changes associated with carbonation (as is evident in air limes [48]), made apparent due to the reduction in C-S-H formation as the rate of alite hydration diminishes, prior to the slow cumulative effects of β-belite hydration.

Its usefulness will be evident during air or fluid exchange phases in which the stained tamponade will be well visible for a complete removal.

As it was evident that air travel significantly affected the threshold, undertaking a sensitivity analysis was able to quantify these effects further.

The talk-radio formula that Mr. Limbaugh pioneered two decades ago remains evident on the air today.

But the fallout was already evident on the air on Wednesday night, as Mr. Spitzer signed off his show right away.

The suspicious air evident in Ryle's citation is in keeping with his position as a philosopher of mind speaking as an advocate for what is referred to as philosophical behaviorism.

Yet if there was hope on this grim morning it was that the cultural-political reconciliation, if it has not yet triumphed everywhere, has won on the ground more than may be evident on the air, or at least on cable news.