Sentence examples for imposed air from inspiring English sources

How Abe might react if China's unilaterally imposed "air defence zone" over the Senkaku islands in the East China Sea triggers armed clashes is a serious international concern.

With obstacles a PM concentration increment is observed at all imposed air velocity because of recirculation phenomena generated around the obstacles.

A reduction of 50% on the overall thermal resistance has been measured with an imposed air flow rate of 87.8 m3/h, consuming only 5.29 W to drive the fan for dissipating 70.2 W.

The model is employed to investigate how species composition, climatic conditions, and the imposed air flow rate affect the CO2 concentration gradient within the LYCOG and the canopy micro-climate.

In a tunnel fire, the dispersion of smoke in the opposite direction to the longitudinal imposed air flow remains the principal factors prejudicial to users which are blocked upstream of the fire.

Would impose air emission standards on motorized water scooters.

The podium's somber glass surface would be lightened to lend it a less imposing air.

A cute, yet sinister doll appears to skip about as the performers pass it round with nimble fingers and a collection of glowing skulls hang around the set create an imposing air.

St. Clair also pounded the pavement, trying to assure folks that the government would not use eminent domain or impose air quality standards or buffer zones that would hurt the forestry industry.

He also won passage of a hoped-for resolution opposing China's approach of imposing air defense zones in Western Pacific waters distant from China's shores.

California's confidence that it would prevail is rooted in the reams of evidence it has amassed to rebut such claims, and the decades in which its authority to impose air rules tougher than the EPA's has been virtually undisputed by Washington.