Sentence examples for more airborne from inspiring English sources

Wood-burning stoves (and traditional fireplaces, which are generally very inefficient) also produce more airborne particulates.

So is its "Sorceress," whose conical (read pointy-hooded) form seems more airborne than usual.

Choosing when to exercise may be important, say KCL: "The faster you breathe the more airborne pollutants are delivered to your lungs.

"The Trumpet of the Swan" has more airborne sequences than most animated films, but in a fundamental way the movie never takes off.

Now that Meyer had pointed it out, I was struck by its tactile qualities — the presence of more airborne grease than even the most advanced exhaust systems can dissipate.

The only germane statement is the third; the first holds only if Johnson promises to give them a piece of his profits if he sells (again, more airborne oinkers), and the second relies on timing, seat location and desire to sell.

A more sophisticated airborne observatory, a modified Boeing 747 named the Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy (SOFIA), developed by the United States and Germany, began observations in 2010.

For the future works, the method will be expanded to the more realistic airborne cases, like taking into account the positional instabilities of the aircraft.

Mapping structural changes in vegetation dynamics has, for a long time, been carried out using satellite images, orthophotos and, more recently, airborne lidar acquisitions.

Zumwinkel gained a toehold last year, with the $1 billion acquisition of Airborne Express, the last independent U.S. express delivery service of any size, but he wants much more than Airborne's 6% market share.

More recently, airborne or inhaled allergen levels have been used to more accurately measure exposure.