Sentence examples for manipulation of air from inspiring English sources

A British expert in low-emission vehicles claimed the manipulation of air pollution data could be widespread and that tests in Europe are "much more open to this sort of abuse".

Manipulation of air flow by increasing or decreasing VFR can deliver higher antioxidants and phenolic compounds from the same amount of coffee beans to consumers.

All manipulations of air and/or water-sensitive compounds were carried out under dry nitrogen atmosphere using a dry box or Schlenk line techniques.

General Methods: Reactions and manipulations of air- and moisture-sensitive compounds were performed under an atmosphere of dry nitrogen by using standard Schlenk techniques.

At LEO, experimental manipulation of rainfall, air temperature, relative humidity, and wind speed are possible at unprecedented scale.

Manipulation of these devices and an air duct system allows use of air turbulence and prop wash for added lift and drag.

The fact that the balloon rises as it loses weight might be obvious, but it is important to realise that it is the manipulation of the balloon air weight which governs the rising and falling of the balloon.

It probably originated as a response to pressure from predators and parasitoids [ 43, 71– 76], to prevent eggs from desiccation [ 77, 78], to develop a more elaborate manipulation of tradeoffs between air exchange and desiccation in water bugs [ 79– 82], or to represent an adaptation to unstable or ephemeral food resources in cydnid families [ 25, 27, 32, 83, 84].

Both indoor temperature and relative humidity are controlled via manipulation of valve positions of air and cold water flow rates.

The indoor temperature and relative humidity are controlled via manipulation of valve positions of air and cold water flow rates.

The impact of air humidity manipulation was realized principally through changes in soil water availability, while the treatment may have different effects on plant functioning depending on weather conditions prevailing during the growing season.