Sentence examples for pumping of air from inspiring English sources

The pumping of air in and out of the soil by atmospheric pressure changes enhances the movement of soil moisture upward.

Engineered wetlands (EWs) use mechanical power inputs via pumping of air or water to nitrify wastewater, and have evolved in large part to nitrify wastewater.

Two types of reductions are investigated here, first is substrate material reduction by reducing the number of fins and adding ribs simultaneously, second is pumping power reduction by keeping the number of fins and inserting ribs with reducing the pumping of air flow to get the same thermal performance of the original heat sink (without ribs).

Required air for the aeration reactor was supplied thorough pumping of an AIR-8000 air pump with an air flow rate of 9 L/min mounted on the floor of the reactor.

The affinity region contains pores sufficiently large to allow easy pressure-driven pumping of liquid or air.

Roger Federer has just finished pumping plenty of air into his deflated tennis season with a rush on the indoor circuit.

The theory presented in Part I has also been applied to the estimation of the effective loss factors due to air pumping of two plates bolted in parallel.

At that time, the only way to go under water for any length of time was to use helmets -- tall, heavy metal contraptions with windows that sat on your shoulders and were continuously pumped full of air by energetic and devoted friends in the boat.

Boyle's sinuous prose draws us into the awful reality of Marantha's coughing fits as the "blood came in a fine spray, plucked from the fibers of her lungs and pumped full of air as if it were perfume in an atomizer".

Often called Philadelphia-style or American-style ice cream, it's a traditional method that can yield phenomenal results if superior ingredients are used and if the ice cream is not pumped full of air (as many cheap store-bought brands are).

Running the length of each section are three cylindrical chambers that can be pumped full of air to varying degrees, lengthening or bending the arm.