Sentence examples similar to undergoing air from inspiring English sources

The Nimrod MR2 spy plane exploded in midair near Kandahar on 2 September 2006 shortly after undergoing air-to-air refuelling, causing the biggest single loss of life for British forces since the Falklands war.

However, the Staudinger ligation has some liabilities, such as the propensity of phosphine reagents to undergo air oxidation and the relatively slow kinetics of the reaction.

Mr Howie, who believes all schools should undergo air testing, has examined the Cwmcarn situation where brown asbestos fibres were detected in parts of the school.

In an anaerobic atmosphere there is no tendency for the DTT to undergo air oxidation.

SQ− is formed rapidly when hydroquinone-PCBs undergo air oxidation in high pH buffer (≈>pH 8).

The child who died during the study period had undergone air reduction and had recovered from IS.

Wards where there are patients with neutropenia and other risk factors for invasive fungal infection should undergo air-conditioning monitoring, and plants, which are potential sources of fungal growth and sporulation, are not permitted there.

Design characteristics concern the fact that combustion at constant volume is carried out undergoing large air excess so that the top combustion temperature is significantly lower than in conventional Otto cycles and consequently NOx emissions are neglected.

To synthesize AgNPs on the the PDMS films, the films underwent air plasma treatment in a 18W plasma cleaner (PDC-32G-2, Harrick Plasma) for 10 min under vacuum.

The phosphine reagents slowly underwent air oxidation within biological systems and were probably metabolized by cytochrome P450 enzymes in mice.

A 3-D computational fluid dynamics (CFD) model of palletised polylined kiwifruit packages undergoing forced-air cooling was used to determine an optimal operating point.