Translation of "Luft aufnehmen" in English

If those corpuscles can take on air, there's no reason why we can't.

This is that cooler air of less humidity can pick up.

Nano filler masterbatch is easily to absorb moisture from air.

Hot air can hold more moisture than cold air.

We can draw in up to four litres of air with every breath.

If you were doing something more active, though, like running, you would take in about six cups of air.

The lower the relative humidity, the more water vapor the air is able to accept.

It contains several cooling ribs 7 on the outside that take up heat from the medium to be cooled, air.

With increasing temperature the air can absorb more humidity, with reducing temperature it stores less humidity.

Under the tent they could take up water from the air.

He discovered that the weight of lead and tin increases when they are calcinated, and attributed this phenomenon to the weight of air, which he believed to become denser when heated ("Essays", 1630).

After stating that transport has become too cheap2, the Group affirms that the days are gone when existing networks were capable of absorbing the boom in (air and road) traffic despite a sharp fall in government spending on new infrastructure.

I don't know how closely you follow international events, Mr. Poirot, but Germany has just announced that she has parity with this country in the air.

Because the air leaves the passage through the outlet opening only beneath the surface of the water and then rises in the water, and because the water is at least in part discharged from the outlet opening of the passage only above the surface of the water, the water can additionally accept oxygen from the air.

The air exiting from the outlet opening 3 of the funnel 4 beneath the water surface 5 then rises in the water whereby the water can receive oxygen from the air.

The additional air for absorbing and eliminating moisture from the cooking space can also be inventively formed by a controllably closable, double air baffle having at least one air admission in the direction toward the main aerator of the cooker.

Such a linear relationship can be obtained, according to the invention, in that the connections 13, 14 are connected, in accordance with flow, with rigid supply reservoirs 30, 31 or containers with adjustable volume which receive an additional air volume which remains constant during the vibrations in contrast to the pneumatic springs 5, 6 and 19, 20, respectively.

For example, the procedures of Group 1 not only subject the active substances to heat but also have the disadvantage that all the process steps following the drying operation, such as the packing, must be carried out under conditions of low humidity, since dry material can generally re-absorb water from the air in a very short time.

The compression results in a substantial increase of the quantity of oxygen which can be dissolved by the water and accepted out of the air.

However, in order to accommodate the adhering or entrained air, a certain minimum volume is necessary.

These chambers absorb and release air through the fabric member 5 so that the body area which is covered by the prosthesis is comfortably ventilated.

The stores (51, 51 ?) function thereby as intermediate stores or buffers which can take up large quantities of air rapidly in order to then slowly give up the air to the slower working components.

The compression assures that the amount of oxygen which is soluble in the water and can be accepted by the same from the air, is substantially increased.

The air exiting from the outlet opening 3 of the funnel 4 beneath the water surface 5 then rises in the water whereby the water can receive oxygen from the air.

The compression results in a substantial increase of the quantity of oxygen which can be dissolved by the water and accepted out of the air.

Surprisingly, it has been found that the thermoplastic mixtures of the invention or the films prepared therefrom absorb nearly no moisture from the air.