Sentence examples for fitted with air from inspiring English sources

The cabin fits one person and a small backpack and is fitted with air conditioning and a reading light.

Initially, old coal-powered industry and power stations were fitted with air pollution abatement systems before being replaced by cleaner facilities built to run on natural gas.

To meet these requirements a sensor-controlled sprayer was developed, consisting of a hydraulic system that was fitted with air induction nozzles, an ultrasonic sensor and a control unit with display and navigator keys.

Fitted with air bags, a wider track between the wheels, revised bumpers and a more powerful 3-cylinder engine, the Nano Europa will meet European safety and emission standards, he said, while also selling as the lowest-price car in every market where it competes.

While pollution here does not compare to the dire levels in cities like Beijing and New Delhi, it is serious enough for the State Department to have put Jakarta on a priority list of American Embassies to be fitted with air quality monitors this year.

Chipotle Mexican Grill saw its revenue increase by 31% in the third quarter and net profit jump by 57%.America's traffic-safety administration expanded a recall for cars fitted with air bags made by Takata, a Japanese company, because of the potential for the bags to explode, even in minor crashes, propelling shrapnel into the car.

A few droop-snoots were fitted with radar for bombing through clouds, and, in the final days of the war in the Pacific, a handful of Lightnings were fitted with air-intercept radar for use as night fighters.

During the Vietnam War it dropped conventional bombs on both tactical and strategic missions, and in the 1980s it received a new lease on life by being fitted with air-launched cruise missiles, which permitted it to threaten targets from beyond the range of air-defense systems.

Traffic lights peremptorily command either "Walk" or "Don't walk"; food labels have enough detail to satisfy a scientist; aspirin bottles have tops so secure that the elderly, as well as their grandchildren, find them impossible to open; new cars for 1998 must be fitted with air-bags except thair-bags exceptisadventhats haspateeady profuced a new regulation permisadventures "depowering".

With the move to low-level penetration missions, the Victors were fitted with air-to-air refuelling probes above the cockpit and received large underwing fuel tanks.

Labyrinth seals fitted with an air purge have traditionally been used for high speeds but it was found that the internal air pressure within the seal could vary by up to 40% causing leakage of coolant into the spindle.