Sentence examples for fast air from inspiring English sources

When we were out there, there was an American fast air team embedded with us and they said: 'It's just for oil, we want the oil and that's it.' Tony Blair was like the bully's best friend – Bush was standing there intimidating them all and he was standing behind going, 'Yeah, we're going to come and get you.' "I feel let down and annoyed because war changes people for ever doesn't it?

Instead of using a hand-held controller or motion sensor, these games rely on a spirometer, which measures how much and how fast air is exhaled.

In this paper we focus exclusively on the spinning regime where thousands of viscous thermal glass jets are formed by fast air streams.

We are interested in the spinning of ten thousands of slender glass jets by fast air streams, M N = 26, 950.

The optimal design of rotational spinning processes for glass wool manufacturing involves the simulation of ten thousands of slender viscous thermal glass jets in fast air streams.

For unoccupied spaces, on the contrary, it is of course an option to open windows and doors in order to perform fast air circulation.

Crucially, however, Sheene's success on the 125 Suzuki brought his name to the attention of Suzuki GB, who had become, de facto, the factory Suzuki team, and, in 1972, he raced their fragile but fast, air-cooled TR500.

The presented speed limiter is designed for large load variations which requires accurate and fast Air-Fuel ratio control.

The case requires elaborate cover, buckets of money and the finest, fastest air and sea vessels the taxpayers of Miami can afford.

Among the improvements cited in the report was the more consistent and earlier use of tourniquets to prevent lethal blood loss, better and faster air evacuations, and earlier use of fresh whole blood and blood products.

Improved armored vehicle designs, more consistent use of tourniquets, blood clotting medicines and faster air evacuations, among other factors, have each played a significant role in saving the lives of the critically wounded.