Sentences with phrase «air moisture got»

Again, the relationship between survival and air moisture got stronger.

Not exact matches

Moisture is in the air virtually everywhere, but getting at it easily and inexpensively is another matter.

It can put moisture in the air to keep it from getting too dry.

-LSB-...] start of softening your clay up — if you can't find air - drying clay then you could use Salt Dough — but you need to remember to coat this with an acrylic varnish to stop moisture getting into -LSB-...]

The humidifier gets more moisture in the air which helps your baby to breathe.

A lack of air flow can cause heat and moisture to get trapped creating conditions for thrush to develop.

The device applies in particular in winter months, when the indoor air gets too dry, as your heating system steals the natural moisture present in it.

After sitting down together and reading Spot's First Christmas we set out creating the ornaments — start of softening your clay up — if you can't find air - drying clay then you could use Salt Dough — but you need to remember to coat this with an acrylic varnish to stop moisture getting into the dough.

All this warm air comes up from below, and as soon as it hits the permafrost layer, where the ground is permanently frozen, all the moisture in the air crystallizes and you get huge snowflakes, a couple of feet wide.

And get this: it can even act as a dehumidifier because it pulls unwanted moisture from the air.

Shaman converted the guinea pig data from relative humidity to absolute humidity and found the link between air moisture and flu spread got much stronger.

«Skin gets dry because the wind and cold weather irritate it, and the lack of humidity in the air causes it to lose moisture rapidly,» says Elizabeth McBurney, MD, clinical professor of dermatology at Tulane University.

If the brake system is not bled regularly, it will get contaminated with air, moisture, and dust.

Over time, the brake fluid absorbs air, moisture, sludge and other contaminants and gets contaminated.

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An important step is getting air to the wound to dry out the moisture and create an environment that is less amenable to continued bacterial growth.

Think about your car — you no doubt «avoid systemic change» all the time — you check the tire pressure, you use the right oil and change it regularly, you keep the level of brake fluid above the bottom of the reservoir so no air bubble gets in, you keep the cap on the brake reservoir so no moisture contaminates the fluid.

«The simple fact is that the moist air passing over the Amazon converges and gets deflected by the Andes here, and that squeezes out moisture and produces rainfall like squeezing a sponge,» Dr. Malhi said in an email message.

One might think that more precipitation would then lead to more snowfall in regions such as the Sierra Nevada, which gets air masses saturated with oceanic moisture, but with the increasing temperatures at altitude, the precipitation is as rain, or if as snow, doesn't last as long.

I like air - drying to get most of the moisture out, but then I put the bag in the dryer to get properly fluffed.

(Most moisture gets into an attic via air movement, not by diffusing through materials.)

Also a planet without any water would be rather exotic, in the fictional story, Dune, they could get moisture from the air:) Mars is very, very dry place, but there is still trillions of tonnes of water, and it's vacuum that people like to call an atmosphere has a tiny bit of water in it.

You've got to control the flows of moisture, air, and heat.

He points out that in any house, regardless of its level of airtightness, you have to get an adequate supply of fresh air in, and you have to extract the stale, contaminated, moisture - laden air.

Judith, I did not like the more snowfall due to more moisture in the air as it gets hotter argument at all.

What's bad about dumping a lot of moisture into bathroom air is when it gets into the porous materials, like drywall, and keeps them wet.

This moisture that you are bringing in with the ventilation air is also a «load» — but it is a different kind of load that we have pretty much been ignoring up till now and getting away with it.

We don't get much ventilation air change in crawlspaces — the typical ventilation air change rate in a crawlspace is approximately 1 air change per hour (ach).2 In determining crawlspace surface temperatures we can pretty much ignore the ventilation air change.3 We can't ignore the ventilation air in the moisture balance but we can in the energy balance.

When you approach the subject of building science, especially as it regards heat, air, and moisture flows through the building enclosure, it's easy to get confused.

But if we get a lot of air from the house and we also a get lot of heat as well, the attic actually gets warmer, the moisture problem goes away but the energy bill goes up.

The main point is that the greater moisture in the air and reduced temperature differential affects the winds around the arctic with the result that we get blocking patterns leading to more snowfall.

So, it takes heat to evaporate the moisture from the oceans, and it generally stays warmer near the oceans, but once this moist air travels over the interior of a continent and finds cooler air, bingo, you get more snow!

The reasons for the lockstep peaks are probably complex, but in general scientists say that colder air holds less moisture than warmer air, and that cold periods tend to be windier; this means both dustier land, and more dust getting blown away.

With older properties we usually lay - out a plan to improve the building envelope first through air sealing (getting rid of drafts and convection within the wall cavities) and, where possible, insulation -LCB- not always straight forward... many old brick buildings have limited insulation options due to the brick requiring heat transfer from inside to drive moisture from the brick -RCB-.

For thin crepes with lacy browning, be sure to let the batter rest — this allows the flour to fully absorb the moisture and time for any air bubbles to get out of the way.