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OBOGS provides aircrew with oxygen by taking bleed-air from the aircraft engine, filtering it through a molecular sieve material to remove nitrogen and other gases, and producing breathable-grade oxygen.
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But the nylon/spandex material was super comfy and breathable.
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These breathable pieces are the solution to surviving the dog days of summer comfortably—when that extra-large, extra-iced coffee just won't cut it.
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Cotton, for example, is more breathable than polyester or rayon.
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But there are some major changes to the jersey material, which is lighter and more breathable than what’s been used in the past by other manufacturers.
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This casual non-move-move is a more breathable swap for your blazer, bomber, or jean jacket, all of which are no doubt packed away.
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Hikers and others planning to go outdoors are advised to stay in groups,keep hydrated, dress for the heat in light and breathable clothing, take regular breaks and stay indoors if the heat becomes overwhelming.
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Cobham Plc. builds the concentrator, which generates breathable oxygen for the pilots.
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