Sentence examples similar to influential air from inspiring English sources
California is the largest auto market, and is particularly influential because its air standards predated the federal Clean Air Act.
Other possibilities were in the air: influential voices canvassed for him to become the next principal conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra and music director of the Royal Opera House.
We will evaluate which time windows during pregnancy are most influential in the air pollution and preterm birth association.
This investigation evaluates and quantifies the impact of the variability of the most influential climatic parameters, air temperature and relative humidity, on the performance of VA systems in underground stations.
The Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS), the most influential regional body, aired the prospect of using military force to evict him.
Air exchange rate (AER) is an influential determinant of indoor air quality and hence is a primary output from the CONTAM model.
Sixteen years, countless rooftop broadcasts and dozens of brushes with the law later, Rinse FM, often called the most influential pirate station on air and credited with bringing artists such as Dizzee Rascal and grime star Wileyto the public consciousness, is finally going legit, to the slightly bemused delight of its 32-year-old founder.
Venus X's name is synonymous with best friend Shayne Oliver's young but influential brand, Hood By Air.
The web porosity can be referred as the most influential parameter in affecting the air permeability specifically at various air pressures and as an extremely critical and effective parameter.
A series of experiments were carried out in linked vessels with two spherical vessels of 600 mm and 350 mm diameter respectively and pipe of 60 mm diameter to investigate the influential factors on H2-air mixtures explosion.
Chaplin -- known for his outspoken views but also an influential Church figure who airs weekly shows on state TV -- claimed that most countries viewed homosexuality as a crime.
