Sentence examples for redirect air from inspiring English sources

Then strips of metal called spoilers to limit or redirect air flow further equalize the cars.

Tracheoesophageal speech is similar to esophageal speech, but the individual uses a device to redirect air from the trachea into the esophagus.

He worked for Trump in the eighties, when Trump hired his firm to lobby state officials in Florida to redirect air traffic away from Trump's Mar-a-Lago home.

The design also calls for a system to redirect air flow to intake engines and to control laminar flow – in other words, to reduce turbulence around the plane and reduce drag.

It employs a solid state air moving device called an ionic wind pump that can redirect air to specific parts of a computer's internals, using magnets to dictate the path of cool air.

According to the Road & Track Illustrated Automotive Dictionary, a ground effect is the "result of the partial vacuum between the road surface and the undercarriage of an automobile…occurs primarily with racing cars and production cars fitted with air dams [devices placed below cars' front fenders to redirect air that would flow under the car].

The heating/air-conditioning system has a top-down mode that automatically redirects air to the foot and lap areas as needed.

"So not only were we redirecting air to rooms that were actually in use by intelligently closing vents, we were increasing efficiency, as well".

The group's techniques include using louvered tiles in the floor of an experimental data center to redirect cold air, and sending robots on patrol into data centers to take temperature readings.

On a gas turbine power plant application, this louver will redirect the air flow path into the compressor and for the system's internal cooling.

Climbing up on a desk, she sliced though the plastic tube that brought air to the vent and redirected the air back into the ceiling.