Sentence examples similar to wetted air from inspiring English sources

These key differences have led CE to depart from traditional chemical industry practice involving packed reactor towers, and to develop an intermittently- wetted air-contactor with cross-flow slab geometry.

In 'Wenzel wetting' the water is in close contact with the surface (Figure 1A) while in 'Cassie-Baxter wetting' air is trapped between parts of the surface and the drop (Figure 1B).

He gives him the humidifier mask and the boy takes hungry gulps of the wet air.

In the cold wet air she felt the last of the beer buzz evaporate.

Some scientists have suggested a possible link with the south-westerly "kink" in the jet stream over the Atlantic, which is sending warm, wet air to the UK.

He looked from his horses to the ones galloping around the training track and inhaled the cool, wet air as the sun fought its way through the trees.

I am feeling the sweat on the back of my neck and the hot, wet air pressing against my chest like a rock on my heart.

Combined with the thick, wet air - it's incredibly humid here - it feels like we're wading through a bourbon bath.

I started thinking about a sustainable way for people to condense warm, wet air into drinking water in the developing world, where 99% of these deaths occur.

Just about every afternoon a cloud of wet air lifts off the sea and drops a shower on the garden, before rising over the hills.

As the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration explains, the three ingredients necessary for a thunderstorm are moisture; rising, unstable air; and a lifting mechanism, like hills or mountains or just the collision of masses of warm, wet air and cold, dry air.