Sentence examples for preserved air from inspiring English sources

The sample bottles were filled completely and preserved air tight in order to avoid evaporation.

While preserving air quality is obviously a paramount concern there will inevitably be a negative impact on business efficiency and individual mobility".

This basically means putting a layer of scrunched up newspaper sheets between nitrogen-rich green plant waste, which also helps to preserve air pockets which promote decomposition too.

La1 − x Al x O3 film is preserved in air for a long time after deposition, which prohibit La and Al atoms diffuse from the substrate and form interfacial layer.

Supplementation with gum Arabic preserved the air bubble populations similar to those obtained from pure egg white protein.

Remarkably, the in vivo studies showed that the osteoinductive potential of BMP-2 contained in PEM-coated Ti implants was fully preserved after air-drying of the implants and sterilization at 25 kGy.

After this, the samples were vacuum-dried and preserved in air-tight cellophane bags, with a small amount of 1-4-paradichlorobenzene in porous packets to keep them free of insects, for further analysis.

In 1979 remarks, largely designed to preserve an air of mystery about events, an air that he alone understood, he referred to Watergate as one of the "most dangerous periods in American history, [one in which] change occurred within the provisions of our Constitution and established rule of law.

Instead of focusing on having more air, think about exhaling as steadily as possible to preserve your air.

Cameras are banned in this Berlin techno Mecca, preserving its air of hedonistic mystery.

The New Yorker, January 13 , 1940 P. 30The clerks in Thomas Cook's Berkeley Square travel office are successfully preserving that air of polite detachment which they have cultivated so carefully for years.