Sentence examples for introduction of air from inspiring English sources

The introduction of air into the alveoli allows the removal of carbon dioxide and the addition of oxygen to venous blood.

He improved relations with his workforce by striking a new deal with the unions, which included the introduction of air conditioning in the sweltering factories.

He invented several new stunt methods and devices — among them the introduction of air bags for breaking falls, prompted by watching pole-vaulters — as "a way to save myself some trips to the hospital," he said.

Such breaches allow the introduction of air and subsequent burning of pyrophoric metals.

This is achieved through the introduction of air in the form of porosity.

Aseptic technique should be followed and introduction of air avoided when sampling blood in the extracorporeal circuit.

Prior to the introduction of air-conditioning, concrete began to replace wood as walling material.

Specifically, Japan should accelerate the introduction of air-to-surface missiles and add the number of air tankers to fuel fighter flights en route.

The re-introduction of air sports such as gliding to the Olympics has occasionally been proposed by the world governing body, the Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (FAI), but has been rejected on the grounds of lack of public interest.

Unfortunately, the model does not yet include indoor air quality aspects, which include the introduction of indoor air toxicants off-gassed from building finishing and decorative materials, a result of Chinese urban affluence and growing consumer preferences.

After 30 seconds, flies were exposed to room air at the same rate, and the time from the introduction of room air to recovery from paralysis was recorded.