Voorbeelden van ventilation

• The lab's ventilation system is separate from the rest of the building.

• He signed on as a civilian employee with the heating, ventilation, air-conditioning and refrigeration shop at the Dover base.

• Older people are more likely to contract secondary bacterial pneumonia, and that's where they really get into trouble, where they need mechanical ventilation and blood pressure support.

• The first medical ventilators for infants were introduced in the 1960s. Before this, nurses often provided ventilation with hand pumps.

• One must leave room for the ventilation of ideas however invalid the other side may consider them to be.

• The committee should oversee the scheme and allow for political ventilation of some of the issues that will undoubtedly arise.

• The League of Nations was to be a machine not only for the peaceful settlement of international disputes but also for the ventilation of all international questions.

• In a strict sense, there is nothing passive about removing a surgically implanted feeding tube or extubating a patient undergoing mechanical ventilation.

• In this case, modifications involved a regularized structural design and improved ventilation.

• Ventilation was required for four days after the operation, after which the pulmonary edema had resolved.

• There is no quantitative indication of the advantages of wind breakers, skycourts, fixed shading, double skin facade, and central atrium ventilation.

• Other important environmental parameters such as internal and external temperature, atmospheric pressure, and ventilation air speed are also monitored.

• The buildings that promised to be cheap and quick to construct also proved to be quick to deteriorate, suffering from poor ventilation and condensation.

• Smoke tests and measurements of air velocity indicated that a mild north-easterly wind (0.5 1.5m/s) generated very effective cross ventilation (see section).

• The ventilation system was carefully calibrated to accommodate a known number of occupants and a predicted rate of air-change.

• As nurses, we should encourage the ventilation of their feelings (both positive and negative) and assist them in finding answers to their questions.

• Neither classrooms nor common living spaces were provided with sufficient daylight or adequate ventilation systems.

• The semi-open forecourt provides shade and ventilation, keeping the space cool7 and affording long periods of thermal comfort suitable for various activities.

• The cages used in the experiment were plastic bags (width 30 cm, length 50 cm), which contained many small ventilation holes.

• The cave's entrance became buried, and inadequate ventilation caused an episode of hypoxia and carbon monoxide poisoning.

• The horse also has a very stiff chest wall that limits the thoracic displacement to ventilation during exercise86 and mandates a proportionally greater diaphragmatic displacement.

• His condition improved so that he was weaned from ventilation within next day.