Sentence examples for through the ventilator from inspiring English sources

The ventilation is excellent, especially since we rigged up the air sail, which sends a whole winter's cold in through the ventilator; yet in spite of this we sit here warm and comfortable, with only a lamp burning.

What he does have is a ventilation system, called an energy recovery ventilator, or E.R.V. Simply put, inside air is pulled through the ventilator, and its heat is transferred to membranes; it is cooled and exits as exhaust.

"What I actually said was that I hoped to be on my feet by my 50th birthday, and to thank everyone who'd helped me on my way," he says today, speaking in deliberate, fully-formed sentences, and only occasionally gasping on his words as he breathes through the ventilator.

And when he is breathing more normally -- not through the ventilator's hole in his throat -- he can smell odors for the first time since his accident.

In fact, the default cooling and dehumidification method considered by a large percentage of greenhouses all over the world is ventilation, which contradicts with applying CO2 enrichment as CO2 can escape from the greenhouse through the ventilator openings.

Ventilator pressure tracings were acquired through the ventilator's RS232 interface (Ventilator Open XML Protocol, VOXP) at a sampling frequency of 100 Hz.

The goal of this chart is to reach the square labeled "extubate" in the middle bottom part that can be achieved through adjustments in the ventilator settings according to the results of the blood gas analysis.

Upon exhalation, gas flows back through the air flow sensor into the expiratory circuit and returns to the ventilator through the expiratory flow sensor and exhalation valve.

Now Mrs. Slater's voice resonates over the drone of the ventilator through four speakers mounted on the classroom walls, thanks to the wireless microphone, resembling a half-moon pendant, that hangs around her neck.

The patients are usually connected with the ventilator through an endotracheal tube (ETT).

Airflow, Paw, and EAdi were acquired from the ventilator through a RS232 interface at a sampling rate of 100 Hz, recorded by a dedicated software (Nava Tracker V. 2.0, Maquet Critical Care, Sölna, Sweden), and an analyzer using software Analysis V 1.0 (Maquet Critical Care) and a customized software based for Microsoft Excel.