air stream

This provides focus to the player's air stream and thus to his/her sound.

There's a simple physical limit to how long an individual can stand up to a 350-mile-an-hour air stream.

Certainly the skin felt like nothing more than the gentle pressure of what might have been an air stream.

We have seen how these air streams sometimes hold wide and independent sway at different levels.

In a few seconds a hot air stream dried his wet body.

Then he dried himself under the hot air stream and set out on his way to the officers' mess.

A polar air stream now,' He said to himself as though facing the implications for the first time.

But properly designed, it is a super way to remove water from an air stream.

This causes the air stream to either speed up or slow down, respectively.

Power installatin for conversion of energy and water air streams.

At greater wind speeds, some particles are lifted into the air stream.

Nor did any icy polar air stream into the cave, as should be expected now.

It is used as a desiccant for drying air streams.

The air stream plucked at them from all sides.

With his nose directly in the incoming fresh air stream, he sniffed.

A wider, slower air stream is needed to produce a solid tone.

The temperature difference causes fresh water to condense out of the air stream.

The energy of the air stream is employed to twist the wing with very little control surface motion.

These fans increase the speed of air stream with the rotating impellers.

During the summer months (April to December) an air stream is directed from the south.

The two air streams are strategically combined to offset the space's load.

'They say this new island's upset the air streams,' said Carrot.

I am presently trying some of the methods to make the pump run cooler which do not affect the air stream.

Coalescers remove both water and oil aerosols from the air stream.

Moreover, air-conditioning of the mines meant workers stood continuously in cold air streams.