Sentence examples for exhaust levels from inspiring English sources
The controller is designed to keep the exhaust levels inside the tunnel below given limits.
For the present study, only NOx emissions from road traffic were included to reflect vehicle exhaust levels.
In this study we were interested in annoyance and asthmatic symptoms as possibly related to vehicle exhaust levels at home (represented by the modelled levels of NO2), which is the place where most people spend most of their time.
In this large cohort, there was a fairly strong association between vehicle exhaust levels at the home address and pregnancy-induced hypertensive disorders, after adjustment for important risk factors.
The low correlation between NO2 as an urban average, representing traffic exhaust levels and the main source of UFP and UFP might suggest low correlation between UFP at the measurement site and UFP levels elsewhere in the city.
Any de novo identification and use of an exposure biomarker for diesel exhaust will ultimately require a thorough examination of its relation to progenitor concentrations in ambient air to ensure that the biomarker is sensitive to changes in diesel exhaust levels.
At constant injection and constant ignition timings, the combustion phasing and the exhaust level of NOx emitted by each fuel were dictated by the duration of ignition delay.
As men in tuxedos raced around, waving their hands at bidders and goading them to bid higher, Mr. Buleziuk delivered a nearly indecipherable sales pitch, amplified to exhausting levels.
Regulations limit the permissible length, height, weight, safety standards, speed, and noise and exhaust emission levels.
At each operating conditions, the performance characteristics, combustion characteristics, and exhaust emission levels are performed and the same procedure is repeated for other loads also.
The main strength of the current study was the concurrent assessment of microenvironment exposures and biomarker sampling in a study population with regular exposure to freshly generated exhaust, in levels that overlap with those seen in the general population.
