Sentence examples for suppressed air from inspiring English sources
He is a man of mystery, with a barely suppressed air of danger about him.
In Verhoeven's hands, Total Recall is suffused with a barely suppressed air of hostility amongst practically all the characters, including the most seemingly benign.
There is, nevertheless, a suppressed air of excitement at the laboratory.
Under military doctrine, strikes aimed at suppressing air defenses are typically considered to be defensive actions, not offensive.
Euro-worries A continental drift to the left Slovakia's strongman bows out Oil that motor Oskar Lafontaine's commanding German presence ReprintsAnd business would presumably mean air attacks on targets throughout Serbia and its ally Montenegro, aimed initially at suppressing air-defences and then at paralysing the communications and logistics of Yugoslavia's forces.
Despite promising experimental results that suggest that they could suppress air-liquid interfaces and allow for reopening of collapsed or liquid-filled areas, surfactant administration [70] and partial liquid ventilation with perfluorocarbons [71] have been abandoned since the negative results of clinical trials.
Despite promising experimental results that suggest that they could suppress air-liquid interfaces and allow for reopening of collapsed or liquid-filled areas, surfactant administration [ 70] and partial liquid ventilation with perfluorocarbons [ 71] have been abandoned since the negative results of clinical trials.
Near Samarra, American soldiers fought extremist Sunni gunmen, who were suppressed after air support was called in.
Allied planes will need to sweep Iraq's feeble air force from the skies and suppress its air defenses, a more difficult task.
The particle separation efficiency increases by suppressing the air core, so online prediction of air core formation has significant importance in the industrial operations.
A United States air campaign to create a no-fly zone in Syria would have to suppress its air defense structure.
