Since our speech involves manipulating airflow, the simplest way to do so is to stop the airflow.
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The diffuser, which manages airflow under the car and contributes mightily to downforce, is larger too, as are the barge boards that manage airflow around the sides of the car.
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So, the airflow being brought in is actually quite large.
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Or a plumber's joint, if you're all about that airflow.
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Unfortunately, the airflow out of these jets is very noisy.
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This blocks airflow from the oral cavity to the receptors.
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With the breathable fabric it doesn't contain heat, allowing airflow.
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Wirecutter's pick is the Bionaire Twin Reversible Airflow Window Fan.
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Side scoops also contribute to airflow efficiency and engine cooling.
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An iPhone remotely controls the airflow and the scents' release.
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Blood and airflow are reproduced in the chip's tiny channels.
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The objective measure, however, shows only the albuterol improved airflow.
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It will also be disabled if two airflow sensors that measure the "angle of attack," or angle of the wing to the airflow, a fundamental parameter of flight, offer widely different readings, Boeing said.
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These particles are supposed to move exactly with the natural airflow.
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Smoke your stuffing separately to allow more airflow into your turkey.
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And when they did so, the airflow through their noses doubled.
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Maintenance workers disassemble the air conditioning evaporator to ensure clean airflow.
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It would also be disabled if two airflow sensors that measure the "angle of attack," or angle of the wing to the airflow, a fundamental parameter of flight, offered widely different readings, Boeing said last week.
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Like the Omen series, HP redesigned the Pavilion laptops for better airflow.
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You gotta introduce airflow to get rid of contaminants and carbon dioxide.
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The new airflow keeps germs relatively quarantined until they are filtered out.
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When that happens, airflow can be obstructed and cause chronic breathing problems.
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Quarantine facilities use negative airflow rooms to control the spread of disease.
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The northerly warm airflow opened up the sea ice north of Greenland.
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More airflow gives you a hotter fire; less air reduces the heat.
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The heat spiral is designed to allow for airflow and even heating.
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It builds up until (like my son) it chokes off the airflow.
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It gives a 360-degree airflow so your curls dry evenly throughout.
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Secondly, they're subject to the airflow, and the airflow inside an airplane is phenomenally fast, and it goes from the ceiling to floor virtually in all these modern aircraft very quickly, and it stays right where you're are.
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The workers' apartments he designed had attractive views, good airflow and abundant light.
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"Your vocal cords involuntarily spasm, creating this odd airflow," she told the outlet.
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There has to be a certain amount of airflow, fans, and so on.
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Its body panels are built to improve airflow, reduce drag, and maximize downforce.
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It successfully tested its innovative precooler at airflow temperature conditions representing Mach 5.
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His job is to monitor methane levels, airflow, and temperature in the mine.
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In the mine, Nogovitsyn's job is to monitor methane levels, airflow, and temperature.
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The focus now is on making trucks more aerodynamic, like the AirFlow Starship.
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This is Airflow, a VR ride that makes you feel like you're flying.
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Airflow demoed at the Virtual Reality Los Angeles (VRLA) Summer Expo this year.
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Above the reactors, for example, is a pavilion structure designed to maximize airflow.
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She said something technical about airflow, then asked me if I wanted jam.
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By contrast, the new electric fans control airflow by operating at different speeds.
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It can even be caused by airways being too narrow for proper airflow.
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Other variables such as levels of carbon dioxide, water and airflow are also measured.
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The bird strike and loss of airflow data would have affected airspeed information too.
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Wrap your hand around it during operation and you'll significantly cut down the airflow.
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"Stop" consonants—those that stop the airflow entirely—get an ee sound after them.
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There's also water-cooling and a perforated metal mesh to keep the airflow going.
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The sensor problems and loss of airflow data would have affected airspeed information too.
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The direction of the airflow is adjusted manually — which seems like an odd choice.
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The Performa material is unbelievably lightweight, and the mesh material is superior in airflow.
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The jerseys that we have now have airflow, so we're not sweating as much.
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The airflow is aided by large-diameter fans, like those in gyms and airports.
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This arrangement can enhance airflow velocity and pressure when compared to an open rotor.
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I was impressed with how well the mattress promotes airflow, which kept me cool.
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This arrangement can enhance airflow velocity and pressure when compared to an open rotor.
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Always punch a small hole near the top of the igloo to permit airflow.
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By comparison, Holten said his factory was built to maximize natural light and airflow.
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Musk himself responded to the query, directing the driver to change the airflow settings.
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It's all wrapped up in a breathable cover that wicks sweat and promotes airflow.
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One way of visualizing airflow is by using a laser sheet in a wind tunnel.
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Anyway. It has handles up top and cutouts all along the side for maximum airflow.
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The apparatus disrupts a plane's typical airflow to create "personalized breathing zones" for each passenger.
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It has got a new thermal system that doubles the airflow to keep things cool.
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Shell designed the truck in conjunction with AirFlow Truck, which is owned by Robert Sliwa.
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And with that natural airflow blocked, the number of dust particles in the air increases.
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The reviewer was impressed with the airflow and heat distribution afforded by the grooved bottom.
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Manning's SCIF was a glorified "plywood box" with lousy airflow, situated on a basketball court.
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Note the aero-duct on the side-view mirror (side-views always mess with airflow).
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They were coal miners who were killed when the U.S. government reduced their mines' airflow.
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According to the product page, the design also improves airflow for a relaxing sleep climate.
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But it's also just good design, as it allows for free airflow around the laptop.
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Even if they get too close and get in the airflow of another quadcopter, they crash.
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"We have been obsessively manipulating airflow for more than 25 years," James Dyson said on Wednesday.
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The car has an aerodynamic design that minimizes airflow through its body, which helps increase range.
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Plus, if you're a little bit claustrophobic like me, some airflow would be a nice touch.
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Airflow is fine, bit hot in the chest, but I've worn worse in my other costumes.
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Plus, with pin core ventilation, you'll get increased airflow and breathability to add to your comfort.
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There's a remote that lets you control 10 airflow settings, a sleep timer, and oscillation control.
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T-vent windows were installed in the sliding door and behind the kitchenette for improved airflow.
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It has three standard speed settings, a Turbo Boost feature (for even stronger airflow), and oscillation.
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For example, the hOmeLabs AC offers two cooling settings, seven fan speeds, and two-way airflow.
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"It got in via the holes at the bottom that allow for airflow," Amber Helm said.
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It has an inner layer of SureTemp foam, which allows for great airflow during the night.
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"Estimating the structure of airflow is particularly important when locating an odor source," said Professor Mitra Hartmann.
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The LCD display will show airflow level, as well as when it's time to change the filter.
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It's also super soft without a sinking feeling and provides extra airflow for a cooler night's sleep.
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R, which has a continuing airflow, used to conform to the rule above, and was called er.
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Research has also shown that marijuana may improve airflow (PDF) to lungs by acting as a bronchiodialator.
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For a better airflow, you can also drill some holes on the back/side of the drawer.
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The AirFlow Starship's 2003,000-watt solar panels provide energy for electrical components such as lights and wipers.
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Airflow and Cloud Composer allow teams to standardize on a single way of building and orchestrating workflows.
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"The idea is, wow, there's this other way to look at the park: airflow," Mr. Silver said.
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Cracking a window is a smart move for both you and the driver, as it promotes airflow.
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It uses a device without electrodes that records breathing efforts, airflow and blood oxygen levels during sleep.
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And Dell says the new design actually improves airflow, with ambient temps dropping four percent on average.
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Wings can be designed so that transonic airflow remains smooth at certain speeds without generating shock waves.
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The lack of any foam layers promotes more airflow, making this mattress more breathable without sacrificing comfort.
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There are three-speed variations to choose from and well-balanced impellers to allow for maximum airflow.
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There's some mention of pipes and airflow, but apart from that it doesn't sound all too complicated.
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Both Windows 113 machines have slightly tweaked designs that are slightly lifted off the surface for better airflow.
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The greatest of the Blade 14's pitfalls is probably something you've been thinking about: heat and airflow.
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The greatest of the Blade 14's pitfalls is probably something you've been wondering about: heat and airflow.
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It's an umbrella term used to describe lung diseases that block airflow and make it difficult to breathe.
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Until the AirFlow Starship's trip begins, Shell can't say exactly what mileage per gallon the truck will get.
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You probably did not hunch over, draw your shoulders up to your ears or otherwise restrict your airflow.
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The air mesh walls surrounding the pillow help to increase airflow and circulation, meaning you also won't overheat.
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The grill is used around the entire lower portion of the vehicle to increase cooling and maximize airflow.
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Unlike Birdly, the VR bird simulator, Airflow relies on full suspension, simulating the gravity felt in freeform flight.
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It then rotates into the wind for the transition to horizontal flight, enabling more airflow around the wings.
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Third, there&aposs a thin layer of low-density foam that provides excellent airflow and relieves pressure points.
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In a hybrid design, the coils tend to allow for more airflow, which translates into a cooler sleep.
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There could be new tire pressure sensors, new rim options, new options for glass roofs, and improved airflow.
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It uses negative ions to saturate the airflow, which helps condition, smooth, and retain moisture in your hair.
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Engineers are studying the airflow patterns of patients with emphysema to replicate their shortness of breath in others.
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This is why some LED bulbs have ventilation holes to improve airflow and help cool the LED down.
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It features a two-speed cooling fan that can be directed up or down depending on your preferred airflow.
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Using a helicopter could be an option, but the airflow caused by its propellers may also trigger new rockslides.
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The thinner chassis of laptops leave far less room for airflow and cooling, much less a liquid-cooled setup.
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There is the option to adjust the breath control to set the amount of airflow needed to play notes.
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Because once you land and the airflow system is turned off, there's potential for other people to get infected.
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Sara said she felt like the built-in leotard made her sweat more, because it kind of inhibits airflow.
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In fact, Chevy designers went so far that they reshaped the classic bowtie emblem to allow for better airflow.
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Additionally, the hinge has also been designed to elevate the system slightly in laptop mode to create better airflow.
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If the airflow in the kitchen is terrible, then you'll have a hot house and a really gross kitchen.
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This comes from small solar cells perched on a rod well above the four wings, to avoid interrupting airflow.
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Such clouds are then shaped by the strong winds and contorted by the mountain-induced wave in the airflow.
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Wirecutter recommends the Tilley LTM6 Airflow Hat, which will protect both your neck and your face from the sun.
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As designers work to smooth airflow under the car for fuel-economy improvements, those compartments are going away, too.
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Because when you swallow, food can slip into your windpipe and block airflow, causing you to choke or suffocate.
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The streamliners of the 1930s, such as the Chrysler Airflow, had a sleek look designed to minimize wind resistance.
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This itty-bitty engine runs on air from an attached balloon, and revs using a throttle that controls airflow.
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The sleek machine, which you can adjust via its remote control, features 10 airflow settings to cool down any space.
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The digital motor re-adjusts multiple times per second to ensure that airflow is at a consistent 302 degrees Fahrenheit.
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The defective warning light alerts pilots when two sensors that measure the angle between the airflow and the wing disagree.
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But that expands by an additional six-millimeters when opened to create a vent on the underside for extra airflow.
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The airflow through the gap created by the carrying system was certainly a nice-to-have feature on hot days.
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There are currently only three extensions available for the dryer, two concentrate airflow while the third is a big diffuser.
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This Kickstarter fave uses ActiAir technology to boost airflow so you're always laying on the cool side of the pillow.
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Each mattress is made from open-cell hypoallergenic latex that helps regulate airflow and keeps you cool all night long.
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According to a study by scientific journal Experiment Brain Research, exposure to airflow is shown to significantly reduce motion sickness.
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There's a detachable air filter that can capture PM2.5 particulates and also has a tiny fan to regulate the airflow.
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If it is blocked by snow or ice, the extra weight will disrupt airflow, reducing the plane's lift and movement.
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It monitors temperature, airflow, and humidity and provides fans, hydration, rest breaks, and heat stress awareness training, the company says.
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" Which is marketing speak for, "It has a strong, quick-drying airflow that also allows for more controlled, precise styling.
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The Seville Classics Ultra Slimline Tower Fan offers great airflow and an attractive tower fan design for an affordable price.
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Serta's EverCool® Fuze Gel Foam helps dissipate body heat and increases airflow, fostering the conditions for the perfect snooze.
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Nature's ripening process is stimulated by using ethylene, which is a natural gas, along with ideal heat, humidity and airflow.
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A stall is when the airflow over a plane's wings is too weak to generate lift and keep it flying.
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The defective warning light alerts pilots when two sensors that measure the angle between the airflow and the wing disagree.
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Both of these trends can alter the airflow in the upper atmosphere and knock the polar vortex off kilter, Cohen says.
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Trelegy Ellipta is already approved for treatment of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), a condition that limits airflow to the lungs.
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Instead, the direction of the airflow is controlled digitally via an 8.4-inch touch panel located just below the central screen.
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Consonants soften from stops (where the airflow is blocked completely) to fricatives (where the air is merely slowed in the mouth).
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It gives the ZenBook S13 a more comfortable typing position, and improves cooling thanks to the increased airflow underneath its chassis.
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It's this location, paired with the warm heat being output by the systems and lack of solid airflow, that attracts bugs.
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Even so-called 'thin and light' gaming laptops are absolute units, because performance-focused hardware requires as much airflow as possible.
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"If you have jets of air shooting above the corners, the airflow will lower the pressure, and they'll lift," Ruiz said.
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The Zinus Six-Inch mattress features one inch of memory foam and five inches of Airflow High-Density Base Support Foam.
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It keeps the airflow going while keeping dirt and debris out, and also gives the shoe a sleeker, more modern look.
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A CMI engineer diagnosed a problem with airflow, and he drilled a small hole in the exhaust valve to solve it.
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Airflow will be showcased again in late September at the Bulletproof conference in Pasadena, and at a YPO conference in Toronto.
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It works for severe asthmaAsthma is a disease caused by hyperactive small airways clamping down and decreasing airflow through the lungs.
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Essentially, airflow passing over Venus's mountains was sculpted into waveforms that propagated upward, eventually taking the bow-shape observed by Akatsuki.
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However, Mr. Heffernan cautions, these can strain older HVAC systems by restricting the airflow as they become clogged with captured particles.
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Where in-room airflow is inadequate, the unit will be removed and replaced with a unit capable of the appropriate PSI.
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The efficiency boost comes primarily from the higher proportion of surface area exposed to airflow, which aerodynamicists call the wetted area.
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The regs didn't work out as planned because F1 engineers, being F1 engineers, found other ways to manipulate airflow and maintain downforce.
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For slippers in their price range, you're much less likely to find anything that allows as much versatility, airflow, and temperature control.
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Carb caps are used to keep your cannabis concentrate at a usable temperature, restricting the airflow to improve heat and smoke retention.
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The circulation of the airflow can save you up to $165 in energy costs over the fan&aposs lifetime, according to EnergyStar.
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COPD, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, is a term used to describe lung diseases that block airflow and make it difficult to breathe.
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MCAS takes readings from two sensors that determine how much the plane's nose is pointing up or down relative to oncoming airflow.
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A sudden data spike suggests a bird hit the plane as it was taking off and sheared away a vital airflow sensor.
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They modeled airflow around the buildings in three scenarios: one with leafy summer trees, leafless winter trees, and no trees at all.
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In addition to alleviating tension from your upper back, the aluminum base improves your laptop's airflow, which ultimately prevents it from overheating.
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The blended materials also promote good airflow and heat distribution, helping with that all-important thermoregulation that's a boon to consistent sleep.
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The car has a carbon-fiber monocoque chassis, with a body designed to improve airflow and increase downforce, therefore increasing its speed.
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It doesn't have a roof, windshield, or windows; instead, an "Active Air Management System" cocoons passengers by changing the airflow around them.
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Add in integrated ventilation panels for improved wicking and airflow and the result is a comfortable sock that serious runners will love.
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Among the steps that need to be taken, Stone said the VA has begun freeing up some of their "negative airflow" rooms.
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It happens when, essentially, the jet engine is ingesting too much air for it to compress, causing turbulent airflow within the engine.
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These cyclones set up a southeasterly airflow that moved moist and relatively mild (mild for the Arctic anyway) air across the Barents Sea.
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It employs 360-degree airflow technology to heat food on both top and bottom, resulting in the crispy taste and texture you love.
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Reminiscent of the gunmetal Razer Blade, the EVO15-S embraces the metal body aesthetics, with dozens of slits machined underneath for increased airflow.
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There are subtle changes to the front bumper, but they totally redesigned the underside of the car to control airflow and improve downforce.
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Pneumatic control boxes offered just one setting for each zone's minimum airflow, whether the system was heating, cooling, or just delivering fresh air.
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The top layer of the Leesa mattress is made of Avena foam which includes an airflow system to help prevent overheating at night.
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In the comments, gr33npete explains that the joint actually needs to be smoked by two people at the same time for proper airflow.
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Google notes that it is actively participating in the Airflow community, too, and that it has contributed a number of pull requests already.
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The Vornado 660 Large Whole Room Air Circulator fan sets itself apart from the crowd with multiple airflow settings and a small footprint.
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But most of the ones on the market either partially block your view (windshield mounts) or partially block your airflow (air vent mounts).
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Soon a glass wall was erected, but it stopped the airflow and made the environment too humid and caused the mummies to decay.
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And finally, the Wave comes in at 13 inches and features five layers of foam that offer the coolest sleep with maximum airflow.
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It even opens at various points to improve airflow in general, allowing it to be used in a surprisingly wide range of climates.
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The diffuser that emerges from the car's underbody — creating low pressure by accelerating the airflow under the car for added downforce — is massive.
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"In building Cloud Composer, we wanted to combine the strengths of Google Cloud Platform with Airflow," the Cloud Composer team writes in today's announcement.
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As a result, you spend less time on low-value work, such as getting Airflow installed, and more time on what matters: your workflows.
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But these water droplets also evaporate in the low humidity, and the plane's fast airflow from ceiling to floor prevents them from travelling far.
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The greater danger is when a plane lands, because the airflow stops, the humidity may rise, and diseases can begin to spread more effectively.
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Offered in the brand's Complete All Seasons and Complete Airflow carriers, the turquoise pattern features silhouettes of Pixar's famous superhero family amid multicolored shapes.
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For the sake of energy efficiency, more and more buildings are sealed off completely to the outside world, relying on mechanical ventilation for airflow.
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And with the elevation, it increases airflow for better cooling, so you will no longer hear the wheezing noise your laptop's fan usually makes.
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In addition, the residents will often need to adjust variable aluminum shutters on the home's tinted windows and doors to regulate sun and airflow.
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About 46% of the study group were lifelong nonsmokers, and 22% of participants had some airflow obstruction at the beginning of the study period.
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There's a tiny nod towards aerodynamics on the blocky vehicle, where engineers very subtly swept the top of the grille back to smooth airflow.
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I pluck a single leaf of wormwood, which smells like the airflow of a basement inside a cigar addict's home, for him to sample.
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This dilation force comes from the two flexible beams, which bend to provide a gentle spring force while forming a lumen to accommodate airflow.
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The single room features three doors at the entrance that can open to form a stage, and unglazed clerestory windows allow for optimal airflow.
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Dr. Brown's Natural Flow Baby Bottle features an integrated airflow system that greatly reduces the amount of air a baby sucks in while feeding.
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When this is done, the cacao is cracked, classified by size, and "winnowed," which removes the cacao's outer shell, or testa, using controlled airflow.
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Alienware m15 specs As a result, the m15 has plenty of visible air vents as part of its dual-intake and dual-exhaust airflow design.
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Being upright also betters posture, pumps more blood to the heart, increases airflow to the lungs, and burns more calories than you would sitting down.
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The improved Active Aerodynamic System props the underside of the laptop upward and opens the bottom plate with better airflow, thanks to more fan blades.
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The staff gave the man a face mask and ushered him into a "negative airflow" chamber that does not allow air to escape the room.
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Hang them next to a window or indirect light source to keep your terrarium thriving — one side of the planter is open for easy airflow.
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They held up well to New York City's brackish puddles without letting the water seep in, but they have great airflow despite the solid insulation.
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Its handy LCD display lets you know the exact PSI pressure within the object being inflated, so you'll know just when to stop the airflow.
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In his job monitoring methane levels, airflow, and temperature in the underground diamond mine, Nogovitsyn walks more than 9 miles, or 15 kilometers, each day.
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With its micro-textured surface and heavy-gauge aluminized steel, the OXO Good Grips Pro Nonstick Cookie Sheet allows for increased airflow and even cooking.Pros:
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The predecessor of Airflow used a harness, a pre-Oculus headset and two arduinos strapped to the rider's chest to measure accelerometer and compass data.
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Ms. McClendon's unit, about the size of a dorm room, was steamy with little airflow even with the lone window open on a sunny afternoon.
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A digital temperature-control system (sometimes called an airflow controller) lets you dial in a precise cooking temperature and hold it there for the duration.
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We found at least 2 listings on eBay for albuterol inhalers, a bronchodilator that relaxes muscles in the airways and increases airflow to the lungs.
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With its elevated design, this dog bed promotes airflow to keep your dog cool while the suspended platform design reduces pressure points for optimal comfort.
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The mid-range model, nearly double the price, starting at $1,174, is also on the firmer side but offers a little more support and airflow.
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There are three mattresses to choose from depending on how tall you want your bed and what kind of support and airflow you're looking for.
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A technology that was widely requested was an app or service that would allow workers to individually adjust their personal work area's temperature and airflow.
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It can oscillate side to side, and can also change to a backward-airflow mode so the air blows from the sides instead of the front.
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The Pure Hot+Cool has a backward airflow mode to prevent the purifier from blowing in your face while still getting the benefit of air purification.
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A perforated panel at the bottom — HexaFlow Vent, in Samsung parlance — helps airflow around the innards of each machine and is unlockable with just three screws.
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Then, separate your hair into six sections, and use a round brush and the concentrator nozzle, which delivers precise airflow, to add body in a snap.
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Bevespi Aerosphere is already approved in the United States and Canada for the long-term maintenance treatment of airflow obstruction in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD).
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That's why we were intrigued when Lululemon released a new Everlux fabric that's designed to be more comfortable in extra-sweaty, high-humidity, low-airflow environments.
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Not only is there less room for airflow to cool the device, but the components are closer together, which means heat transfers among them more quickly.
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These initial airflow readings from the Ethiopian jet, first reported by Reuters, refer to stall-related information needed to trigger the automated nose-down MCAS system.
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And two studies, from researchers at The Ohio State University in Columbus, showed that patients had distorted nasal airflow as well as damage to turbinate nerves.
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A U.S. Food and Drug Administration expert panel on Wednesday did not support approval of Nucala in treating a disease that limits airflow to the lungs.
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Secondly, each aircraft has several small probes, which determine the static pressure and the total pressure of an airflow located in the vicinity of the aircraft.
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Say the coolant is overheating, or the front and rear wheel speed sensors disagree on the car's speed, or debris in the intake is blocking airflow.
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Google Cloud is launching the first public beta of Cloud Composer today, a new workflow automation tool for developers that's based on the Apache Airflow project.
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The best electric fan is the Vornado 660 Large Whole Room Air Circulator fan, as it provides a great mix of versatility, airflow, and quiet operation.
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CarbonIce™: 7-in-1 Bacteria Protection and Cooling Pillow This Kickstarter fave uses ActiAir technology to boost airflow and keep you cool all night long.
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The tiny, cylindrical valve is permanently implanted using a catheter in the affected part of a patient's lung and regulates the airflow to the healthier parts.
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Not only do they wick away moisture and enhance airflow and breathability while you sleep, but they're also sustainable, hypoallergenic, and free of any harmful chemicals.
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The pipe emerged from the side of the vehicle, where it was exposed to cooling airflow, according to patent documents cited in a lawsuit last year.
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This is caused by a disrupted airflow over the car, which creates turbulence, making the car difficult to handle, and increases drag, slowing down the car.
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Based on the lack of airflow in the overhead compartment and the tendency of French Bulldogs to have breathing problems, suffocation seems to be a likely cause.
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The trouble is that, in forward flight, the airflow over the blade advancing into the oncoming air is greater than that over the blade that is retreating.
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The mattress is designed to keep you cool as you sleep thanks to the breathable holes and wavy designs in the foam layers that keep airflow circulating.
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"The best thing would be to keep it on display on the top of a console where there's more airflow, or on a coffee table," he said.
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A third source said the report could spark a debate with manufacturer Boeing about how crew responded to problems triggered by faulty data from an airflow sensor.
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This includes things from the type of surfaces in the room, to the type of equipment workers have to wear, but largely focuses on airflow and filtration.
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"Current or former smokers without airflow obstruction may assume that they are disease-free," but that's not necessarily the case, one of the research teams pointed out.
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It will also be disabled if two airflow sensors that measure key flight data offer widely different readings, Boeing said, confirming details reported by Reuters on Tuesday.
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This small but mighty table fan outputs a powerful stream of uninterrupted airflow without choppy blades that create noise and can be unsafe for children or pets.
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The curvature of the blades was designed to produce minimal mechanical noise, so what you hear is the airflow itself — think soothing breeze instead of whirring fan.
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If you think traditional fans are ugly, the stylistic Dyson Air Multiplier AM06 Table Fan looks nothing like a blade fan, yet it delivers very good airflow.
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"[I built] a large screen enclosure to protect the butterflies and to allow them to mate under outdoor environmental conditions — natural sun, airflow, temp fluctuations," he says.
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Sources close to Morton tell us he recently got a septoplasty -- a surgery designed to straighten out the septum to allow for better airflow through the nose.
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A conventional tail rotor always operates at full speed because it's mechanically linked to the main rotor; pilots adjust the pitch of the blades to control airflow.
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"You need a completely different design to unclutter the flow path and sustain combustion of the supersonic airflow inside the engine," said Rand senior engineer George Nacouzi.
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What's also great about the award-winning LILLEbaby Airflow Baby Carrier is that it has more carrying positions and features than any other option on the market.
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Recovering in Mount Sinai Hospital in New York City, having just been filleted, solar plexus to navel, I exhaled into the plastic spirometer that measured my airflow.
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Since the Pure Cool doubles as a cooling fan, Dyson gave it a backwards-airflow mode that pushes the air out the sides, greatly reducing its "chilling" effect.
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The researchers then digitally "crash tested" the virtual skulls to see how the various theories would hold up, submitting the models to various stress tests and airflow evaluations.
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The unusual warmth was driven by a strong, persistent ridge of high pressure near Greenland combined with the airflow around low pressure systems to the west the island.
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For the uninitiated, "Mesh is a fabric constructed with an open-hole structure, encouraging breathability and allowing airflow," explains Ebru Ercon, vice president of women's design at Lululemon.
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To accurately track sleep apnea, "you need airflow and you need some measure of respiratory effort, which is usually a band around the chest and abdomen," he says.
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Nerf's designers spent over two years on the new design, which features better balance and weight distribution, but also a radically redesigned tip for improved airflow and aerodynamics.
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"They INSISTED that the puppy be locked up for three hours without any kind of airflow," June Lara, who claims he was on the flight, wrote on Facebook.
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It's partially hidden away, but Asus' active cooling case features a small kickstand wedge that props up the laptop to deliver better airflow whenever you open its display.
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Considering temps are expected to stay in the negative all week -- Roewade says the most important thing is to keep the frigid wind and airflow off the kitties.
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It's packed with 10,000mAh of power to double your playing time, and has a built-in kickstand that allows for cooling airflow to prevent your Switch from overheating.
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Reaction Engines has a contract with the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Project Agency for airflow testing and is building a new facility in the U.K. for further tests.
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It produces enough cool air to fill an entire room and offers up to 350 degrees of oscillation, so you can direct the airflow where you want it.
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At full blast, a good tower fan can produce airflow you can feel dozens of feet away, cooling large rooms and even creating a breeze in outdoor spaces.
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For those without air conditioning, you could also use a window fan to draw cool air into your room (Wirecutter recommends the Bionaire Twin Reversible Airflow Window Fan).
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Also, if you run hot like I do, the Hybrid is a better bet because of all the open space around the coils that provide plenty of airflow.
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The unit has a negative airflow to filter any air coming out of the room, and an adjacent room for workers to put on protective equipment if needed.
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Muneer's creation is a helical structure that rotates on a horizontal plane — picture a clock lying on its side — which allows it to harness airflow from any direction.
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"All Xlerator models, the Blast, and the Dyson Airblade and Airblade V models were louder than 100 dBA when hands were in the airflow, for all measurements," she wrote.
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This domed insular test bed, calibrated to high levels of calculation and precision, was developed with controls for temperature, airflow, humidity, and direction of light in specific climatic conditions.
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Check and clean your air filters every two months to ensure a clean system with proper airflow, especially during the summer months when your AC gets the most usage.
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Paired with a carbon fiber monocoque — Monocage II, in McLaren parlance — what this obsessive pursuit of optimal airflow means for the driver is a list of extreme supercar specs.
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Everything from adjusting the sideview mirrors to the airflow of the heating and air conditioning is controlled through the touchscreen, a fact the CR testers found distracting and dangerous.
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The vent, which is a nightmare for anyone with a toddler who likes to stick things in other thing, supposedly improves airflow to the Nvidia 21080 GPU packed inside.
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If you need to unplug, you can continue to game for up to five hours, and the Legion Y7000 also runs more quietly with extra cooling and improved airflow.
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Given that the speech sounds of the heptapods also involve airflow (the trills are a giveaway), their sound inventories should mirror ours in the distribution of manners of articulation.
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Here's more on the audio end of things: To maximise driver performance the acoustic and electronic compartments are isolated to minimise the airflow that can adversely affect the audio.
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The 'catastrophic' rating on aerodynamics came when the Williams team ran the 911's size and dimensions through their computational fluid dynamics package, which models airflow over a vehicle.
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Nevertheless, the rule of thumb endures — airflow equipment is still sold with labels advising against lower flows — keeping flows whistling in most buildings above 2300 percent at all times.
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Groene said they developed a new hyperbolic fan blade that creates a special kind of airflow and, even then, it required multiple 3D print prototypes to get it right.
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Team Oracle worked with engineering experts from BMW, a team sponsor, to get access to the company's wind tunnel, 3D-simulation capabilities, and software to study turbulence and airflow.
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Airflow, a flight experience that suspends you mid-air using a Hollywood-grade harness, is set to become an open platform for developers to contribute their own level designs.
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Although, this tip applies less when it's over 90 degrees, or if you work in a city where the main airflow has a hint of hot trash in it.
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Pros: Good airflow, two lights for mood and illumination, built-in battery, affordableCons: No options for adjusting angleBuy the Efluky's 3 Speeds Mini Desk Fan for $14.99 at Amazon
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Rather, the microcell structure of the LSA200 allows for significant airflow, so while I wouldn't say that it's necessarily much cooler than the first Leesa, it's certainly no hotter.
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"In sports where there is a lot of airflow, such as cycling and running, breathing hard can make the mouth dry so teeth lose the protective benefits of saliva".
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It's an expensive pillow, but the Easy Breather Natural Pillow has a shredded latex interior and cotton cover that allow just the right amount of airflow to feel comfortable.
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In the most extreme example, a hairdryer purchased on Wish&aposs site set alight when non-profit Electrical Safety First tested what would happen if it restricted its airflow.
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The Bear Pillow is not too firm, not too soft, and capped at both ends with a mesh panel that maintains airflow and keeps it cool the whole night.
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With the LeapTech wing, the position of the motors on the leading edge results in accelerated airflow over it, which increases lift at the low speeds of takeoff and landing.
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The cooling vents on the Omen 15 and Omen 17 are larger for better airflow, but the redesigned laptops are still 18 and 20 percent thinner than their predecessors, respectively.
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This is airfoils, spars, composite materials, airflow vortices, a shifting center of gravity as fuel burns, physical forces fighting to keep you aloft against the relentless pull of the Earth.
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And the stuff we don't see, the underside of the car, has also been designed to optimize airflow, with active flaps channeling cool air toward the battery pack cooling systems.
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Using the diffuser attachment on your Dyson Supersonic™, dry your hair on the lowest airflow with medium to high heat, working the diffuser from your ends to your roots.
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The little ridges help with the release of baked goods, add to the rigidity and durability of the pan, and they may also allow for better airflow and even cooking.
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The letter said the Mine Safety and Health Administration cut airflow to the miners, causing natural gas to inundate the mine, and sparks from workers cutting sandstone ignited the gas.
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Fans and heating elements regulate airflow and temperature in each of the conservatory's three chambers, keeping the plants and visitors at a cozy room temperature, and mesh coverings modulate light.
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Unlike open rotors, these are placed inside ducts, which provide advantages both in terms of directing airflow and providing enhanced safety for anyone around the vehicle because they're mostly covered.
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It's composed of individually-wrapped springs to prevent motion transfer underneath a layer of gel-infused memory foam to contour to your body's position and improve airflow to prevent sweating.
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On the other hand, the State Department's decision to send the just-diagnosed Diamond Princess passengers on an airplane was a reasonable one, said Chen, because of airflow aboard aircraft.
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The feeling that things have gone off the rails and cutting off airflow contributes to the concept behind an animated music video that follows the life of a domestic abuse victim.
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There's a built-in drying stand on the opposite side of the airflow, where you can set the device down (thus: using no hands) as you switch between sections or brushes.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. Food and Drug Administration expert panel on Wednesday did not support approval of GlaxoSmithKline Plc's drug Nucala in treating a disease that limits airflow to the lungs.
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Dyson claims this airflow is both fast and focused — reaching speeds necessary to dry hair quickly, but with a jet that's focused enough to allow accurate styling at the same time.
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Pilot Cory Bower says the cockpit is "naturally spacious," and the plane is so quiet you can hear how airflow changes over the wings, a potentially vital cue during a dogfight.
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The root of the problem is a technological artifact left over from the pneumatic controls that were once the go-to method to modulate airflow to each zone in a building.
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Aerodynamics play a role in increasing EV range, so while the hatch design favors utility, the Leaf's front end has been engineered for airflow: the car has a 0.28 drag coefficient.
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The big cloud data centers use tailored chips, high-density storage, so-called virtual-machine software, ultrafast networking and customized airflow systems — all to increase computing firepower with the least electricity.
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According to Airbus, the design would have the potential to lower fuel consumption by 20% compared with other aircraft designs, with the blended wing likely allowing for smoother airflow over the aircraft.
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These include truss-braced wings, which would allow longer and thinner and thus more fuel-efficient wings, and aft-mounted fans, which would speed up the airflow over the fuselage, reducing drag.
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The BioLite CampStove 2 features four fan speeds that control the airflow to boil water in its included kettle pot, as well as cook burgers and hot dogs on its grill grate.
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The BioLite CampStove 216 features four fan speeds that control the airflow to boil water in its included kettle pot, as well as cook burgers and hot dogs on its grill grate.
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Style Tip: To create her look, she uses the hair dryer with the diffuser attachment; it evenly disperses the airflow to accelerate the drying time of her curls in their natural shape.
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Those who were misdiagnosed were less likely to have had airflow limitation tests when they were originally diagnosed, compared with participants who had their original asthma diagnosis confirmed in the current study.
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That wasn't an entirely new thing: When family cars were first becoming popular in the 1930s, most models were designed in a very curvy shape for fuel efficiency, like the Chrysler Airflow.
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It's also a big improvement even over previous generation of Dyson fans in delivering airflow quietly – even at lower settings, it heats and cools effectively, and you'll barely realize it's even on.
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That aircraft will push its lift-over-drag ratio—a key indicator of aerodynamic efficiency—considerably and ensure minimal disruption of airflow across all structural elements and in all phases of flight.
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The dome's makers say that the igloo has "excellent airflow" even in "warm, still weather conditions," and also withstands wind up to 31 miles an hour, and snow up to 90 pounds.
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It's composed of individually-wrapped springs to prevent motion transfer underneath a layer of gel-infused memory foam to contour your body's position and improve airflow to keep things breezy (not sweaty).
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In 2009, the innovation that made the difference was the double diffuser, which managed the airflow at the rear of the car, and gave the cars additional grip, and speed, while cornering.
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And you don't have to worry about overheating — engineers at HP designed a thermal system to optimize airflow throughout the unit keeping it cool, whisper-quiet and efficient, even during heavy workloads.
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Since I only use the diffuser when I&aposm in a time crunch, I dry on the highest speed and temperature, though you can choose from three temps and two airflow speeds.
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Intel says the DC P4500's ultra-thin form factor "requires half the airflow" for cooling as a more boxy SSD, and just "one-tenth the power" that a typical hard drive demands.
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There are a few fancy tricks involved, like picking up cards in a way that utilizes the airflow within the machine to keep it from lifting two lightly stuck together cards at once.
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As shown in one particularly memorable scene from the film, the team attached duct tape and cotton yarn to the car to assess the direction of airflow while the car was in motion.
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And just like the 17-inch model, the 15-inch Zephyrus laptops feature a case that incorporates active cooling that elevates the system to deliver better airflow anytime you open up the screen.
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A couple not-your-average features that make it feel a bit cooler are the soft-touch 3D silicone logo on the front, and back ventilating mesh grommets that help facilitate some airflow.
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The system has an "Auto" setting, which changes the speed of the fan based on the surrounding air, or you can just change the airflow manually by twisting the top of the system.
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Before the virus arrived, the hospital had only about 15 negative-airflow rooms, which allow the flow of air to be directed inward so that contaminants do not spill out and infect others.
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From the makers of the first air fryer, the Twin TurboStar XXL has a large capacity basket but still cooks food quickly thanks to its starfish-shaped pan that allows for maximum airflow.
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Pros: Orthodontist-recommended design and high-quality materials make for a comfortable and soothing option with several safety featuresCons: A few moms have reported the airflow design leaves marks on extra chubby cheeks
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Because you're cooking with something highly combustible, and with limited airflow (grills are designed to retain heat, after all), there's serious potential for danger, and there are regulations keeping those maximum temperatures down.
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The study cannot account for the effects of airflow within a plane and pre- or post-flight experiences, such as waiting in an airport, said Feldmesser, who was not involved in the research.
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The increase in airflow helps feed the Type R's 2.0-liter turbocharged four-cylinder engine, which is rated at the same 306 horsepower and 295 foot-pounds of torque as the 2019 car had.
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This involves patients sleeping in a lab overnight while their brainwaves, heart rate, airflow, oxygen saturation, and muscle activity and effort in the abdomen region are recorded through sensors placed all over the body.
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The problem with traditional air filters is that they not only block most of the air they're supposed to be scrubbing free of pollutants, requiring powerful fans to boost airflow, they also block light.
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The Aloe Ice Pillow Gel uses Sleep Cool Technology to dissipate heat and keep your head at a comfortable temperature, while the unique foam provides 3,000 times more airflow than other memory foam pillows.
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It's powered by Dyson's new V211 digital motor which spins at the same speed as the V2700 did (a peppy 210,000 RPM) but Dyson claims it has improved airflow and suction with redesigned blades.
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They revised the airflow on the underside of the decklid for better cooling for the powered-up engine, which still relies on air, not water, to pull away all the excess heat it creates.
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There's also an Active Air Management System (AAMS) that cocoons occupants by changing the airflow and directing it over the heads of driver and passenger, creating a "bubble of calm," according to the automaker.
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Known as "El Diablo" winds in this area, the offshore airflow was instrumental in propelling the wildfires faster than people could get out of the way, let alone allow firefighters to squelch the flames.
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"Use of a special five-fan blade design based on automotive industry tech allows the four built-in cooling fans to generate even greater volumes of air for improved airflow and speed," Thermaltake explained.
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Armed with a set of military-grade response skills unusual for a paramedic, Mr. Shade rapidly applied HyFin occlusive chest seals, commonly used by medics in war, to block airflow into Mr. Mika's body.
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The core of the mattress uses individually wrapped springs to hinder motion transfer, while the top layers use AirFlow foam, which is similar to memory foam and has a slow, contouring response to pressure.
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At surface level, it was a special-effects demonstration, a bonanza of texture and timbre: quavery drones, like an oscillating synthesizer; delicate ghost tones, hovering in flute range; sharp, plosive rivets of percussive airflow.
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" And even if algorithms help get a proxy measure of airflow based on heart rate, Stepnowsky says, those algorithmically-divined measurements might not be compatible with how the sleep disorder industry currently scores "breathing events.
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The company announced its new CampStove 2 today, which features a LED interface that provides real time data about the strength of a fire, the power stored in its 2,600mAh battery, and the airflow level.
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Pininfarina moved the radiator from the back of the car to the front, to make room for the rear-mounted transmission's additional electronics, and to capitalize on the increased airflow from the redesigned front end.
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The suppliers have improved hygiene and airflow in chicken houses to keep birds healthy and given them more room to move, Vijay Sukumar, chief food innovation officer for KFC's U.S. operations, told Reuters on Friday.
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However, the report could spark a debate with Boeing about how crew responded to problems triggered by faulty data from an airflow sensor, particularly over whether they steadied the plane before turning key software off.
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Zaha Hadid Architects took inspiration from the historic 1929 Handley Page aircraft—which is at the centre of the gallery—for the space and incorporated airflow equations used in aviation into the aerodynamically-influenced structure.
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The southward-moving airflow latched onto the (by now extremely) cold air over the weekend and brought it southward, much like food on your dinner plate starts sliding off if you suddenly tilt the plate.
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Last summer, Mr. Riddick, who also has asthma, sought relief from the heat and a way to improve the airflow in his apartment, which is on the top floor of his building and becomes stuffy.
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You'll notice that you're working harder; the nasal route adds at least 50 percent more resistance to airflow, which turns out to be beneficial for your lungs, heart and even the biochemistry of your brain.
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On the 3993 XT, there's also a dent in the casing, which is designed to improve airflow, but it just ends up looking strange rather than providing an obvious improvement to how the card performs.
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The AOA sensors send information to the plane's computers about the angle of the plane's nose relative to the airflow over and under the wings to help determine whether the plane is about to stall.
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EDAT uses the four variable-speed propellers to function the same way a conventional tail rotor does, by adjusting airflow through the blades to both keep the fuselage steady and aim it in different directions.
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Put more simply, a supercomputer called the Pleiades has a program that creates simulations of complex things like the airflow through the spinning blades of a helicopter, and NASA wants it to run more efficiently.
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Next, McClure roasts the cacao beans in small batches, paying close attention to the time and temperature curve of the oven, airflow, aroma, appearance, and even the sound of the cacao as it heats up.
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Under Armour and Specialized claim the small dimples on the surface of the suit disrupt the airflow ever so slightly, causing the air to re-energize and reattach to the limbs so the vacuum is reduced.
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Proper ventilation and airflow also reduce the chance for mold growth "whether it's from leaky ducts or condensation in your attic and crawl spaces," says Enoch Lenge, energy efficiency specialist for Eversource Energy in Hartford, Conn.
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As the name suggests, these devices remove airborne particles — dust, bacteria, pollen, and otherwise — from the air that you breathe, allowing airflow to remain active and cutting down on allergy symptoms that could keep you up.
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Taking a leaf from the book of its Mickey-focused line, the pretty pink print features the most famous female mouse in black art scattered across the brand's Complete All Seasons, Complete Airflow and Doll carriers.
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So instead, he instead spent around 160 hours modifying a similar drone, the WLToys V262, with a lightweight foam shield on top, perforated to allow for airflow and a motion-controlled remote strapped to his forearm.
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As Railway Gazette notes, the nose has been redesigned to have a modified 'dual supreme wing type' profile, which will reportedly improve airflow and reduce a sonic boom effect while the train is moving through tunnels.
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InWin's Alice covers are designed to be dust-proof, but the concept also has the bonus of allowing for plenty of airflow and making it easy to clean the inside of your PC or change components.
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However, the report could spark a debate with Boeing about how crew members responded to problems triggered by faulty data from an airflow sensor, particularly over whether they steadied the plane before turning key software off.
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However, in both cases it is suspected of firing up in response to faulty airflow data from a single sensor designed to measure the 'angle of attack,' a parameter needed to avoid stalling or losing lift.
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Shell Global unveiled its AirFlow Starship in Atlanta in March, and on May 220 the truck — which features a more aerodynamic cab and solar panels on top — will begin a cross-country drive with many stops.
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If the pilot does not respond, the airflow starts to boil across the top of the wings, sometimes causing buffets that shake the airplane, before separating from the wings conclusively at the moment of the stall.
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And thanks to Walmart's Best of Baby Month sale, you can get a bunch of those name-brand, best-selling products for a fraction of the cost — one of them being the LILLEbaby Airflow Baby Carrier.
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However, in both cases it is suspected of firing up in response to faulty airflow data from a single sensor designed to measure the "angle of attack," a parameter needed to avoid stalling or losing lift.
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Also, unlike the competition, the Arctis' earcups have a tiny bit of airflow to so your ears don't get too hot, which when combined with everything else, makes the Arctis 5 the most comfortable headset to wear.
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As for the cavity noise, it was discovered that chevrons at the front of the cavity, sound-absorbing foam at the back, and a net stretched across the opening altered airflow and reduced the noise generated considerably.
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And in true Dyson fashion, the Airwrap's brush attachments have been over-engineered with an automatic switching mechanism that changes the direction of the airflow based on the tension a user's hair exerts on the brush's bristles.
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As a final note, the bottom-mounted fans also mean that the Blade has some oversized rubber feet on the bottom to raise it up for airflow, which adds a bit to the thickness of the laptop.
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Sonos' designers love talking about the "S port" inside (which carries airflow from the woofer, while also improving bass response and cooling) as just one example of the precise, thought-out engineering that went into the Playbase.
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While I certainly want an air conditioner in my home, I don't want to know that it's there — to that end, the quiet compressor and the cross-flow fan design results in a strong yet quiet airflow.
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In real life use, you can have a normal conversation while the Supersonic is on its lowest of three airflow settings, but turn it up to full and you'll have to raise your voice to be heard.
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A sudden spike in black box data was consistent with a bird or other debris hitting the plane as it was taking off, shearing away a vital airflow sensor, said the four experts and two U.S. officials.
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Pros: Features a nearly four-foot extended awning, large mesh windows offer great airflow when its warm, comfortably sleeps two peopleCons: Though it can hold up to rain and light snow, it's not meant for all seasons
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The DeltaWing concept minimized aerodynamic drag — and with it fuel consumption — allowing the car to go faster, while the application of ground effects (the airflow under the vehicle that creates suction) would keep it planted while cornering.
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It features a patented "no vacuum" design that promotes even pressure and airflow with the bottle even while your baby is sucking away, so minimal air will go down their throat along with the milk or formula.
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It's presumably meant to improve the airflow of the case, but when I look at it I can't help but see a robot's neck, ready to let the case pivot upwards to stare straight into my soul.
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The development team for the GTR sought to maximize the total level of downforce that the tires could sustain, then really kicked their efforts into gear to clean up airflow around the car as much as possible.
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When treating the Chicago patient in the negative-airflow chamber, medical workers wore protective gear, including gloves, gowns, eye protection like goggles or a face shield, and an N95 respirator mask to protect them from virus-carrying droplets.
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Those high-quality air filters that can screen out virus particles block a lot of airflow, meanwhile, making them impractical to use on a large scale because they require more energy than conventional air conditioning systems can generate.
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Its four-passenger S-A1 aircraft, developed in collaboration with Uber Elevate, uses eight rotors: four that tilt for vertical and horizontal flight and four that are fixed in the horizontal position to boost downward airflow while hovering.
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Without adequate airflow, the exhaust creates a hot spot inches behind passengers that can degrade key components and ignite debris, leaking fuel and plastic panels, according to Mark Arndt, a mechanical engineer who has reviewed RZR design materials.
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Once we do that, while we start to then use technology to enhance airflow and light penetration and include renewable energy sources to offset the energy demand, that is when we can get to a carbon neutral position.
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The 2+2 (two front seats and two smaller rear seats) hardtop convertible car, with the retractable roof folding down in 14 seconds, is aerodynamic with surfaces that help conduct airflow through headlights, front intakes and fender vents.
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FIRETEC, for example, divides the fire-threatened space under analysis into one-metre cubes called voxels, and then crunches estimates for each voxel of fuel, moisture, temperature and airflow, taking into account drag created by foliage and other objects.
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"If somebody had to go in for a chest X-ray, as most of these patients do, the X-ray room would need to be down for 30 minutes afterward to reverse the airflow and sanitize," Dr. Keay said.
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The display screen also has some funky features such as the climate control, which allows you to customise airflow and temperature through a neat visual interface: The drive These aesthetic details are foil of course, for the drive itself.
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Pros: Elevated design promotes airflow, comfortable design, cover made from breathable mesh fabric, resistant to mold and pests, durable powder-coated steel frame, lightweight and portableCons: May wear out more quickly with outdoor use, not designed to withstand chewing
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Boeing CEO Dennis Muilenburg on Wednesday acknowledged that Boeing's flight control software, activated off faulty data from a key airflow sensor, contributed to a broader chain of events that created more workload for the pilots in 737 MAX crashes.
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Initial accident investigation reports show a 737 anti-stall system triggered by bad data from a key airflow sensor was "one link in a longer chain of events" in the two crashes, Muilenburg said at a leadership forum in Dallas.
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V was used as both a consonant and a vowel in Latin, and so does not fit the pattern above either: it is a fricative (a consonant in which noise is produced by disrupting the airflow), named like a stop.
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Their mattresses also use premium latex foam to leverage airflow to keep you comfortable and cool all night, while all mattresses feature high-density memory foam to support all of your pressure points, so it feels like you're sleeping on air.
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One "wild card" in the winter weather forecast this year, according to Cohen, is the tendency for a strong area of high pressure in the Central Pacific Ocean, which, like a large boulder in a river, affects the airflow around it.
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Can you get an early warning that there's been an airborne disease attack on a city by noticing that the ... perhaps the uptick in sales of medications following a stripe along the city in the direction of the airflow, for example.
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A sudden spike in black box data was consistent with a bird or other debris hitting the plane as it was taking off, shearing away a vital airflow sensor, said the four experts and two U.S. officials briefed on the data.
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A three-judge Federal Circuit panel said HVLPO2 LLC was entitled to a new trial in a 2016 lawsuit accusing rival Oxygen Frog LLC of infringing two of its patents on an oxygen-generating system to manage airflow for torch glass artists.
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It really did make it easier to move quickly, set it down during the blowdry and pick it up fast, and angle the heat properly, because I could glide the airflow over a completely new area with a quick flick of the wrist.
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The design prioritised the necessities of light, space, airflow and water (similar principles informed the Adidas LACES headquarters in Germany) but there was still scope for fanciful additions: an Italianate theatre, a wrought iron bandstand, formal gardens and an elegant indoor pool.
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To generate an airflow at extremely high speeds, the researchers will detonate several tubes containing a mixture of oxygen, hydrogen and nitrogen gases for a series of explosions that could discharge one gigawatt of power within a split second, according to Zhao.
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We have an air purifier upstairs, on the main floor, and in our basement, and I have tested several more units over the past few years, and one thing every air purifier I have used shares in common is a mild airflow output.
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The chair, "directs streamlined airflow through the seat base via aerodynamic compression," and "the use of a breathable mesh under the PVC leather with enhanced ventilation holes improves cooling performance and reduces noise and vibration effects," according to a Thermaltake press release.
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Two companies answering that call are Dyson and Gtech, both of which are working on ventilator hardware, leveraging their experience building vacuums and other motor-driven airflow gadgets to spin up new designs and get them validated and produced as quickly as possible.
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These cars will need less front air intake and won't need a grill on the front at all, since there is less need for airflow to cool the engine, and the designs will be more efficient in a quest to preserve battery life.
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Dyson's product managers and engineers waxed poetic about the V299.97's redesigned impeller, the cylindrical component of the motor that pushes airflow, and other crucial bits like the 880 layers of laminated steel used to spin the motor, and a redesigned diffuser for dampening noise.
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That's not quarantine, but all hospitals have isolation areas where airflow is sucked into the room where the patient is and then out through a filter so that any coughing and sneezing doesn't get blown into the ventilation system and spread throughout the hospital.
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But the Asus is able to ignore all of that thanks to a hinge mechanism connected directly to the bottom plate, allowing it to open wide for airflow when the laptop is being used while compacting down to under one inch thick when closed.
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The problem occurred when an oil pump failed after an engine had been deliberately shut down in flight and left to turn with the natural airflow, a process known as "windmilling" which is designed to ensure an aircraft can fly on only one engine.
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Orion's launch abort system consists of two parts: a fairing assembly that protects the capsule from excessive heat, airflow, and vibrations during launch, and a launch abort tower (LAT) that's equipped with an abort motor, an attitude (or leveling) control motor, and a jettison motor.
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The new MacBook Pro also has more powerful, 9th-generation Intel Core processors with 6 or 8 cores, up to 64GB of memory, and AMD Radeon Pro 5000M series graphics, as well as a new thermal design, with a larger heatsink and better airflow.
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It still uses glass beads instead of plastic polypellets for a better experience (glass beads are smaller, denser and make the blanket noticeably less bulky), but the duvet cover is made with a "faux tencel" material that encourages airflow and keeps you from overheating.
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Phases Two and Three, in the fall, included a maize maze, sculptures built from HVAC tubing—simulating respiratory airflow and the circulation of visitors through the gallery—a crow, and glass sculptures based on the trapezoidal windows of a Pizza Hut across the street.
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You will have to devote a bit of extra cleaning effort to the airflow system that sticks down into the bottle from below the nipple, but as the components are top rack dishwasher safe, you can always let an appliance handle the work for you.
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SEATTLE/PARIS, April 3 (Reuters) - Boeing anti-stall software on a doomed Ethiopian Airlines jet re-engaged as many as four times after the crew initially turned it off due to suspect data from an airflow sensor, two people familiar with the matter said.
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Featuring a sculpted, breathable mesh upper to keep your feet protected without restricting airflow; a soft lining; and their signature collapsible heel, it seemed like the perfect choice for a shoe that needed to accommodate a lot of in and out in the upcoming outdoor-friendly days.
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Touted as "the only vacuum with zero filter maintenance" upon its release a few years ago, the Dyson Big Ball Animal upright vacuum cleaner uses something called cyclone technology to automatically separate microscopic dust from its airflow, preventing suction loss — no filter pads, bags, or cartridges required.
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As the Stanford scientists started to analyze their test parrotlet's flight in 3D—specifically the downstrokes of its wings—they discovered an extreme angle of attack was being used to deliberately create drag and airflow that served as additional forward thrust to help support the bird's weight.
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U.S. Representative Peter DeFazio, who heads the House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee holding Wednesday's hearing, blasted Boeing for a "lack of candor" and pressed Muilenburg on why the company had not required data from crucial airflow sensors known as attack sensors when it originally designed the airplane.
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But basically: The jet stream (the river of airflow that directs weather systems in the Northern Hemisphere) has been in position to energize and direct storms to the northeastern US. And there's a weather pattern over Greenland that's preventing these storms from simply moving out to sea.
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" During a pandemic, the NSA's 2009 plan states that every time "affiliates" — civilian or military personnel assigned to work at that agency — enter a government building they would be screened for fever or other flulike symptoms, in an area outfitted with "special airflow and filtration capabilities.
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Asus is using all its tricks here: tons of venting, a special turbo mode for pushing the fans to the maximum, and even a design that lifts up the base of the laptop by using the bottom of the display to prop it up to let more airflow in.
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Further improvements can be expected beyond the 2020s, Dr. Rutherford said, depending on how aggressively the industry adopts other advanced technologies like open-rotor engines, which improve efficiency by eliminating the shroud that surrounds most jet engines, and aerodynamic modifications that smooth the airflow over surfaces to reduce drag.
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And like with all of Dyson's recent full-sized vacuums, the Cinetic Big Ball is free of filters you have to periodically clean, instead relying on flexible oscillating tips on its inner cyclone chambers to ensure fine dust ends up in the dirt bin, and not clogging the airflow.
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Normally priced at $139.00, this handheld vacuum is powerful thanks to Dyson's digital motor technology that allows a whopping 15 cyclones, which are arranged across two tiers, working together to capture more dust and dirt with an increased airflow for up to three times faster than conventional vacuum motors.
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Pros: Insulated water reservoir pocket keeps liquids cool for up to four hours, mesh back panel keeps airflow at a maximum, interior organization capable of holding a variety of items without feeling cluttered, and its easily adjustable straps are capable of fitting almost any body typeCons: Limited reflective details
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Joey Silvestera, founder of New York salon Blackstones, says that while he's never used one, beauty companies have been trying to produce decent all-in-one dryers for the past decade, but the airflow technology and ergonomics have improved with the Dyson Airwrap and the Revlon One-Step.
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In reality, though, millions of units get pulled from shelves every year because they are safety hazards: Overly flammable BBQs, lawn mowers that are liable to spit out sharp objects, toys that kids can choke on, scuba diving masks that cause restricted airflow, and cellphones that spontaneously combust.
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Thermal dissipation can be managed in a variety of ways, including: passive airflow, which means putting holes or vents in strategic locations to transfer heat away from the device being charged; cooling fans; heat sinks made of metal or thermal glue; larger housing; specialized material; and more efficient component layouts.
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It's important to have good airflow in a gaming PC, but mostly this is just to let customers know that it's a machine for gamers because through several mistakes in history the gamer aesthetic for PC has come to resemble a Weber grill that's been modified for illegal street racing.
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The Philips baskets have a mesh bottom and a wide trough around the basket, which I believe allows greater airflow to cook the food faster / better based on the fact that I don't need to toss my recipe ingredients as frequently as with other AF designs to achieve even cooking results.
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This superlative home exercise stationary bike has a generously padded seat that cradles your core while promoting airflow, a mesh backrest that offers plenty of support while keeping you cool, and padded armrests to keep your elbows and forearms comfortable as you churn away at the bike's magnetic tension system.
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Our favorite laptop for traditional/hardcore gamers, this 17.3-inch Predator Helios 700 is essentially an upgraded version of the Helios 300 featuring a first-of-its kind RGB-lit HyperDrift keyboard that slides in and out to increase airflow, enhance performance, and — most importantly — give your palms a rest.
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Problem 2: Can&apost see through the canopyLike with so many other strollers, the canopy at the top can be unzipped at the back to expose a mesh screen that allows for airflow on hot days while still blocking overhead sunlight and keeping bugs and debris away from your kid.
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"This case of acute, life-threatening bronchiolitis resulting in fixed, chronic airflow obstruction in a previously healthy youth highlights the need for further research on the epidemiology of e-cigarette use, its addictive potential, and the short- and long-term risks and mechanisms of injury associated with vaping," they wrote.
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Eventually, it will recurve out into the North Pacific, where some of its energy will interact with the jet stream (the river of fast-flowing air at high altitudes that helps steer weather systems), perturbing what has been a rather straight west-to-east airflow into a series of upper level waves or undulations.
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It's a good example of how OEMs are working with Nvidia to create more efficient designs; the Zephyrus has a bidirectional thermal system on its edges and above the keyboard, and the rear of the laptop actually widens for extra airflow when you open the lid, as you can see in the GIF above.
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If you prefer patience and precision in the heat of battle instead of a steady stream of darts, Nerf has taken the upgraded design of its Accustrike darts, which feature a redesigned tip improving airflow, aerodynamics, and accuracy, and have applied it to the brand's oversized MEGA darts in a new dart sniper rifle.
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At the 4003 summer Olympics, athletes were spotted using kinesio taping (a soft, stretchy tape applied to injured or injury-prone areas), cryotherapy (exposing the body to sub-zero temperatures) to cope with injuries, breathing nasal strips to improve airflow, and IV hydration to improve the efficiency of fluid intake—all strategies with very little, if any, scientific merit.
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Click here to view original GIFOther improvements to the new V8 include a more powerful motor but redesigned airflow that it runs about half as loud as its predecessor, a dirt collection bin that's 30 percent larger to reduce the number of times you need to empty it, and a dust-busting soft roller cleaner designed for hard floors.
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