Sentence examples for frequent venting from inspiring English sources

Oil cooking fumes from the fryer need more frequent venting, and servers should be better trained.

One patient ate orally but required frequent venting of his gastrostomy.

Giant tube worms and other primitive, chemical-loving life forms frequent the vent sites, which are often highly acidic and rich in methane and hydrogen sulfide and could provide clues to how life on Earth began.

Volcanoes with frequent eruptions (mostly, open vent volcanoes) with the highest percentages of appropriate alert levels are those with monitoring levels 2 and 3 (Figure 7).

In volcanology, the UAV has another important advantage in that they can work even in high-risk areas, such as near a vent with frequent explosions.

Open-vent stratocones have frequent VEI 1, 2, and 3 sized eruptions and infrequent VEI 4 eruptions.

Historical perspective is provided by the German artist Charlotte Posenenske (1930-85), whose adjustable steel-sheet elements — arranged here to suggest a meandering floor-to-ceiling vent — rebuked Minimalism's frequent opulence early, in 1967.

This continuous release of gas seems to make large eruptions less likely, unless the system seals itself (Newhall [2007]), (2) Closed-vent volcanoes have less frequent eruptions and are commonly dormant for decades, centuries, or longer.

Dirivultidae are found in frequent and diverse numbers at hydrothermal vents around the globe.

A commuter took issue with Christie's tweet, venting his frustration, and blaming frequent delays on New Jersey Transit on Christie's decision to end plans for a commuter tunnel that would have connected New Jersey and New York.

The activity at Turrialba can be described as a slow re-awakening process, with vent-opening eruptions becoming generally more frequent with time (Fig. 2).