"Dead air" is a term used in radio broadcast to indicate a period when nothing
is being broadcast even if all systems are on line. This can be caused by an
announcer not returning to his microphone after a song, a guest not responding to
a question or problems with tapes and microphones. Dead air can be prevented by
training staff and maintaining equipment.
In high pressure, highly competitive, highly formatted, highly profitable radio,
on-air 'jocks' at one time were 'incentivized' to avoid dead air by docking their
pay some non-trivial amount per second of dead air during their respective shift.
Yes, water does cause decomposing. It is sometimes the bacteria in the water, but it also can prevent or delay the decomposing on some things.
The Flute actually requires a lot of air. Even more than a Tuba! This is because unlike the Clarinet, Saxophone, Oboe, Bassoon and the Brass, we do not have any resistance on our air. The reed or mouthpiece prevent the flow of excess air, and the Flute is open to the air so air is let out quite freely and breath control is needed to be learnt.
Dead memories, dead and gone, dead end,
to prevent aspiration to prevent aspiration
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Prevent Nitrogen run-off!
The process of slowly drying a dead body to prevent it from rotting is called
As you should know, the purpose of insulation is to create dead air space. DEAD air does not transfer temperatures.
its important to stop prevent air pollution because it could cause death.
If the engine is TOTALLY dead it is not the IAC valve
Dead Air for Radios was created on 1998-06-08.
Air pressure is all around you. Atmospheric pressure is the weight of earth's atmosphere. Nowbody can prevent this.
The cast of All Air Is Dead Air - 2010 includes: Kiersten Pearson as Lorca
Dead Air - 2009 I is rated/received certificates of: Australia:MA15+
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Dead Air - Heatmiser album - was created on 1993-09-06.
A fish has to be alive in order to prevent it from sinking, When it dies the water pushes it down just like everything else that is at the bottom of your aquarium. They have no air in them so they won't float.