Sentence examples for existing ambient from inspiring English sources
The induction fan is a key aspect to the sensor system since it draws ambient air over the sensors, ensuring a correct sampling of the existing ambient air.
The grey WFP refers to pollution and is defined as the volume of freshwater required to assimilate the load of pollutants given natural background concentrations and existing ambient water quality standards.
The analysis strategy can be used in other regions of the world to take advantage of existing ambient particulate matter monitoring data to better the understanding of spatial differences in source contributions within a given air shed.
Many epidemiological studies use existing ambient monitoring data from regulatory agencies to estimate air pollution exposure.
School asthma data can also be linked with ambient air quality data by geocoding school addresses and connecting to existing ambient air quality data.
Indirect measurement methods may include household and personal questionnaires, time activity diaries, dietary and consumer product surveys, and existing ambient pollution and emissions surveillance databases, among others.
Given the album's frank political message and the loosening of genre standards of late, one could imagine "A Seat at the Table" existing as an ambient, spoken-word album or a patchwork quilt of found sounds.
The FE simulation results have been compared with the calculation results of a number of existing methods at ambient temperature.
The practical implementation of the idea presented in this paper could mean, that a system designed with an existing methodology for ambient conditions, could work with a higher capacity in high-temperature, without additional strain on the elements of the system.
We then evaluated existing data on ambient level air pollution, emission data, personal exposure data, and health outcome data for the New Haven area.
Air pollution measurements from existing networks of ambient monitoring stations are often used to assess exposure to air pollution within a given distance from a station (typically, studies have used limits from < 1.7 km up to 8 km) or within a given administrative unit (e.g., county).
