Sentence examples for smoke content from inspiring English sources

This paper used active infrared detection technology to design a simple and reliable car voice prompt device with high sensitivity, in which infrared transceiver pipes are used for the monitoring of smoke content in the air inside the automotive environment.

The smoke content was not analysed, but thiols and other sulphides were probably oxidised, forming sulphuric dioxide (SO2) during the fire.

In 36% of the sessions where active smoke content was omitted or where women showed resistance or refused (n = 117 sessions), the PAs addressed ETSE content instead (data not shown).

The tobacco smoke content, besides nitrogen and oxygen, include toxic gases such as carbon monoxide, formaldehyde, hydrogen cyanide, acrolein, nitrogen oxides, toluene and phenolic substances that are classified as carcinogenic [ 19].

Because tobacco companies are using less tobacco per cigarette than in previous years and sales of informal cigarettes are not always reported (such as bidis, which are thought to deliver higher smoke content than normal cigarettes), 44 the same tobacco demand could indicate a rise in the actual number of smokers, causing our method to underestimate the risk of tuberculosis.

As marijuana smoking prevalence increases in the U.S. concern regarding its potential risks to lung health has also risen, given the general similarity in the smoke contents between marijuana and tobacco.

The proportion of participants who have significantly reduced their daily smoking level (defined as reducing consumption by at least 50% in terms of numbers of cigarettes per day) will be calculated, and in users of loose tobacco, the size of pouch/package currently bought and number of days taken to smoke its contents measured.

So they experimented with new forms, materials and content: smoke paintings, kinetic art, rotating installations made of nails, glass or aluminium, black-and-white grid-like patterns and artificial light.

Respondents also observed that the briquettes did not give off sparks and had less smoke and ash content as compared to the regular charcoal they often used.

Also, in predicting soot formation in actual combustors, the TSI model produces the best results overall in comparison with other previously reported correlating parameters, including hydrogen content, smoke point, and composite predictors containing more than one parameter.

Whereas current or recent smokers received the smoking intervention (which included content addressing both active smoking and passive smoke exposure), non-smokers who were exposed to smoke received a specific ETSE intervention.