Sentence examples for principles of air from inspiring English sources

The Chinese military today is adopting many of the tried-and-true principles of air domination in warfare.

It includes a comprehensive discussion of the principles of air gun seismic sources as well as array forming and tuning, and near-/far-field signatures.

The principle of "air rights" development in London was nailed by architect Terry Farrell's Embankment Place.

Prefabricated panels of double glazing about 2.5 centimetres (1 inch) thick were first made in the 1940s, although the insulating principle of air trapped between two layers of glass had been recognized much earlier.

Principle of air injection connector for underbalanced drilling is similar to the principle of the "U-tube".

Firstly, this paper illustrated the effect, the type and the principle of air valve in detail.

The pitot-static system of instruments uses the principle of air pressure gradient.

After providing a review of the design principles of conventional air combustion burners, this chapter illustrates the flame features of oxy-fuel combustion.

Although the working principles of porous air bearings have been known for many years, most calculation procedures still involve specialized 3D CFD techniques which are not very useful to design engineers who initially require first-order engineering models for feasibility studies.

A basic principle of international air law is that every state has complete and exclusive sovereignty over the airspace above its territory, including its territorial sea.

Coke had been widely adopted for use in blast furnaces by the mid-18th century, and the principle of heating air before it entered the furnace was introduced in the early 19th century.