Sentence examples for generate an air from inspiring English sources

(Smith) 'Virginia Overton' (through May 6) Made from detritus scavenged from the Kitchen's basement, Ms. Overton's Post-Minimalist sculptures generate an air of excruciatingly sophisticated decorum.

Through May 6 Virginia Overton's works made from detritus scavenged from the Kitchen's basement generate an air of excruciatingly sophisticated decorum.

The core of the test bench is a cluster of axial fans, positioned at a given height from the ground, which generate an air flow suitable for testing a wind turbine placed in front of the fans.

At the very least, you might get into some interesting arguments at conferences and generate an air of infamy.

For stabilization of the initially generated pyrophoric highly dispersed iron nanoclusters various approaches were studied in order to generate an air-stable material without significant loss of metallic iron.

Research has generally been carried out in laboratories and institutions, away from the gaze of the general public, generating an air of mystery and fear.

He masters a dynamic stillness and generates an air of concentration that expands the space around his lines.

In addition to a precision measurement of composition at TeV energies, the ability to identify the type of particle generating an air shower has potential applications to ground-based gamma-ray observations, where cosmic-rays are a dominant background.

He has generated an air of promise, and perhaps his greatest achievement so far has been restoring the joy and anticipation that Scotland supporters carry ahead of the national team's games.

This sudden change of pressure in a short period of time (<0.02 s) generates an air flow capable of pulling respiratory secretions to the exterior.

First-timers are often slower and subject to an even greater risk because they do not move fast enough to generate a cooling air current around their bodies.