Sentence examples for zero air from inspiring English sources
noun
Purified atmospheric air to contain less than 0.1 ppm total hydrocarbons.
What about ground zero air quality?
"Zap," incidentally, stands for zero air pollution.
The CO3− and CO4− ions have been detected after the introduction of 5 ppm CO2 into zero air.
Complementing the greys, there are some browns, with heavy velour curtains that ensure zero light pollution at night (though, sadly, sealed windows mean zero air too).
It was observed that as this angle departs from zero, air entrainment is delaved to higher speeds.
The reduced ion mobility of 2.27 cm2 V−1 s−1 has been measured for O2−/O2−(H2O) ions in zero air.
"It was initially denied and ignored, and thousands were sickened," he said of the ground zero air-quality problems.
According to the band's camp... "Quiet Life made their latest album over the course of a few humid mid-summer weeks in Dr. Dog's Mt Slippery studio in Philadelphia with zero air-conditioning and with no time constraints.
During two passes, the crew shoved a total of six pallets--one every 5 seconds--into the sub-zero air.
During the last 2 minutes of every half-hour, zero-air was switched into the QCL in order to determine stability of the instrument zero.
It has the tingly, dry shock of a snootful of sub-zero air.
