Examples of using The surrounding air in English and their translations into Hungarian
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not only metal, but also the surrounding air.
which temporarily contaminates the surrounding air and surfaces with infected tiny droplets.
periodic increase in temperature of the floor covering and the surrounding air, reducing its moisture content.
large amounts of moisture, which keeps the surrounding air cooler.
so while the warm air continues to rise, the surrounding air has to swirl in
A lightning bolt can heat the surrounding air to 27,760 degrees Celsius- which is five times hotter than the sun- and can contain up to 1 billion volts of electricity.
There is no gaseous exchange between the wine and the surrounding air but this is not necessary for wines that will be consumed early on.
Skywell features revolutionary technology to turn the surrounding air into fresh, clean drinking water,
Our expert team carefully takes samples from each suspect area and monitors the surrounding air.
If during the manual process the surrounding air can oxidize the metal,
they can become colder than the surrounding air because they radiate heat straight into space, since the atmosphere doesn't block infrared energy.
resulting in a strong and accurate airflow, and drive the surrounding air to work together.
even just to be different from the surrounding air, refractive index, spectral reflectance, transmittance
instead it having the same pressure as the surrounding air.
Because the oxygen being used by the battery comes from the surrounding air, the device that Dr Bruce's team has designed can be a mere one-eighth to one-tenth the size
Because the oxygen being used by the battery comes from the surrounding air rather than having to be carried around inside the battery,
Collector efficiency'(ncol) means the efficiency of the solar collector at a temperature difference between the solar collector and the surrounding air of 40 K and a global solar
five degrees Celsius warmer than the surrounding air, said Nicole Sharp, an aerospace engineer