Examples of ventilator

• The homes' ventilators are linked to their hot-water systems, providing heat and air conditioning, and filtering out more than 95 percent of airborne particles.

• The new setup will add escape routes for staff and visitors and include emergency ventilators to purge the building of smoke or fumes.

• His kidneys were failing and a ventilator was forcing air continually into his lungs.

• The inner frames, the trickle ventilators and other items are all painted dark grey.

• The criminal law can respond to it as a tolerable and justifiable exception to basic criminal law rules developed long before ventilators ever existed.

• There should be sufficient protection against impact, manifestations of glazing, safe opening and closing windows, skylights and ventilators and safe access to clean the glass.

• The right-to-die movement, for example, tied notions of a "natural death" with a suspicion of ventilators and feeding tubes.

• There are some patients who are permanently maintained on ventilators because of illness.