Sentence examples for guide airflow from inspiring English sources

Where the Nissan LEAF's protrusive headlights are used to guide airflow around the door mirrors, this is not needed on ESFLOW as the mirrors have been replaced with minute rear view cameras at the base of its A-pillars.

Last year they had a design similar to that on the world title-winning Red Bull, with bodywork swooping right back to the rear tyres to guide the exhaust gases into their optimum area where the floor meets the rear wheels and tunnels beneath that bodywork to guide airflow to the diffuser at the back of the car.

The study used a 45° deflector to guide the oncoming airflow upward (vertical wind direction).

Initial testing using deflectors to guide the oncoming airflow upward showed that the cross axis wind turbine produced significant improvements in power output and rotational speed performance compared to a conventional straight-bladed vertical axis wind turbine.

The air pressure from such a dive could possibly damage a bird's lungs, but small bony tubercles on a falcon's nostrils guide the powerful airflow away from the nostrils, enabling the bird to breathe more easily while diving by reducing the change in air pressure.

The velocities and temperatures of the air in the freezing zone for different designs of airflow blockage and guide boards were measured.

The effect of airflow blockage and guide technology on energy saving for spiral quick-freezers were investigated by simulating and analyzing the airflow field and measuring of the velocity distribution in the freezing zone for different designs.

Currently, treatment is mostly guided by the severity of airflow limitation [ 2].

According to the guiding principle of guide vanes, the axial direction of airflow will be changed when the guide vanes are inclined.

In the study case, through the optimization of the airflow blocking boards and the guide boards, the average air velocity in the freezing zone would be enhanced to 2.5 2.7 times compared with the original design.

Mahon et al. [ 10] evaluated whether patients with irreversible chronic airflow limitation who were prescribed theophylline guided by N-of-1 trials had better outcomes than patients treated according to standard practice.