Sentence examples for relieving air from inspiring English sources

The pressure balance system is designed to maintain a suitable pressure in the chamber by supplying and relieving air when the pressure is below −200 Pa and over 600 Pa .Figure 8 shows the gauge pressure in the chamber.

Sergeant Rowley then opens the window to relieve air pressure as he closes and locks the door.

10 Previous studies indicate that tiotropium significantly relieves air flow restrictions in patients with COPD and results in improvements in spirometry, dyspnoea, exercise tolerance and health-related quality of life.

But, Ms. Pitorak said, supplying oxygen is not the way to relieve this "air hunger" because a dying person usually cannot benefit from it.

The straw will relieve the air pressure inside the bottle that normally stops you chugging a whole bottle.

The social realism of "Glasgow Toile" wallpaper features high-rise flats, a junkie shooting up on a bench and the twin blights that are the urban seagull and the man relieving himself en plein air.

In the case of breathlessness, which has long been treated with supplementary oxygen, a recent randomized double-blind controlled trial established that nasal oxygen was no better than air in relieving breathlessness and improving quality of life in palliative care patients with refractory breathlessness [ 55].

Adding a dollop of Crazy Glue can help relieve pain instantly by preventing air from reaching the tiny wound.[8] Just be sure to let it dry before touching anything again.

Only the occasional quaint noun -- boose," "garth," "croft," "scrins" -- relieves this oppressive air of fine writing.

Almost everyone seems relieved that the air -- and the area around the Lalique windows -- is finally clearing.

In his Wallace Road extension, for example, he added small ventilation ducts at the back that relieve the hot air of the summer months.