Sentence examples for outward air from inspiring English sources

It has been assumed that the pressure fluctuation produced by vehicle motion causes a respiratory phenomenon at the roof opening, with alternating inward and outward air exchange.

The review focuses on convective heat transfer in predominantly outward air flow in the rotor-stator geometries with and without impinging jets and incorporates two main parts, namely, experimental/theoretical methodologies and geometries/results.

Only when accompanied by a pall of haze from heavy concentrations of fine particulate matter does ozone acquire a "marker". Beyond the pockets of haze over some of Connecticut's largest population centers, the entire state might resemble Los Angeles in the summer if mountains blocked the outward air flow as they do in California.

The thermal actuation technology in a TFC slider was incorporated into the FEA model to enable the thermal protrusion of read/write sensors outward the air bearing surface (ABS).

There is also a steady inhalation and exhalation mechanism which involves the automatic and possibly free pulling inward and pushing outward of air from a person's head.

Movement of air outward from these high-pressure zones ensures that winds are mainly from the southwest in European Russia, from the south over much of Siberia, and from the northwest along the Pacific coast.

Lower yourself in a smooth and swift movement, breathing in as you go down and expelling air outward as you push yourself up into position.

They dressed in white wigs and piloted a plastic foam baby grand piano with no outward sign of air-worthiness.

Upon reaching the ground, this descending inner flow turns outward and mixes with air rushing in from the inflow boundary layer (that is, the layer of air near ground level).

Casement windows blew outward; dust choked the air.

Then the air expands outward, shedding its energy at the speed of sound — the blast wave that destroys houses, hospitals, schools, cities.