Sentence examples for quantities of air from inspiring English sources

It is not fully impermeable, letting tiny quantities of air leak into the chamber.

Henry Cole, founder of anti-pollution mask company Respro, argues that masks make sense: "The average bike commuter is breathing huge quantities of air per year.

To move the quantities of air required to generate a rich, deep sound, they need space, something severely lacking in the wafer-thin sets of today.

They are creating new rentable space from top floors once used for storage or for housing building equipment, and they are figuring out how to use even small quantities of air rights.

Incidentally, the H2 is not Kawasaki's first foray into forced induction, which feeds large quantities of air into the engine to optimise fuel combustion and boost power.

Larger quantities of air in the outer plume, due to the dilution effect, reduce the concentrations and temperature of the pollutants in the street and the buildings.

"In the nineteen-seventies, many African cities cut down their trees to get wide boulevards and make them look modern, and then they had to build in vast quantities of air-conditioning.

The quantity of air or water passing through the lungs or gills each minute is known as the ventilation volume.

Because the conductivity of the fibres decreases slightly upon stretching, the garment can calculate the quantity of air that has entered the lungs.

The overall mixture is leaner than that in an engine using indirect injection, and power output becomes more closely tied to the amount of gasoline injected than to the quantity of air ingested, a diesel characteristic.

A fixed quantity of air is drawn through a filter paper and the resulting smudge compared against a chart which shows the dirt concentration per cubic mile for smudges of similar densities.