Sentence examples for facial air from inspiring English sources

The change of facial air speed had a stronger effect on smaller particles than on larger particles.

This study focused on particle deposition velocity (vd) onto human body due to an increase in facial air speed in indoor environment.

Deposition velocities of fine and ultrafine particles (30 500 nm) onto a sitting and a standing manikin, which experienced facial air speed of 0.4, 0.8 and 1.2 m s−1, were experimentally measured in a well-sealed steel chamber.

The results showed that for the studied particles, deposition velocity onto different manikin surfaces increased from 0.048 2.68 m h−1 to 1.19 8.79 m h−1 as facial air speed went up from 0.4 to 1.2 m s−1.

But another school of White House verse features presidents that no one cares that much about anymore, notable for their forgettable rhetoric, ridiculous facial hair and general air of absurdity.

Confident leadership exudes from every fold of his purple cassock and this, coupled with exuberant facial hair, gives him the air of an Orthodox patriarch rather than the inoffensive Church of England stereotype.

(3) The average facial velocity of air through all natural draft openings shall be at least 3,600 meters per hour (200 feet per minute).

Rye told The Cut that she is aware that she makes facial expressions on air, mostly because "I don't have the poker face to pretend".

Due to facial paresis, severe air leaks may limit efficacy and tolerance.

However, the maxillary sinus consists of many head facial bones and air cavities and is in close proximity to many critical structures.

This clash between history and brightly-colored floral facial hair lends the otherwise-somber effigies an air of tender whimsy.