filtration

/ fɪlˈtreɪʃən /

noun

1. the act or process of filtering

filtration

/ fĭl-trā′shən /

1. The act or process of filtering, especially the process of passing a liquid or gas, such as air, through a filter in order to remove solid particles.

Example Sentences

Hardt thinks that a lack of filtration is a central problem with devices feeding us “memories.”

From Slate

Schmerelson: “Ensuring student safety is my top priority. Without a sense of security, children can’t reach their full potential. Students need to feel safe and be safe at home, on the way to school and at school. Valley schools must receive equitable facility funds for clean, modern campuses with up-to-date technology, air conditioning and air filtration. I advocate for fair salaries and respect for teachers, school staff and district support staff — prioritizing their well-being and appreciation.”

From Los Angeles Times

Amie Ray Bourget, an L.A.-based doula, loves her Berkey so much that she uses it to repurify the water that comes out of her full-home filtration system.

From Los Angeles Times

We spoke to experts in the realms of science, academia and water filtration to help you navigate the often complicated, ever-fluid world of residential tap water, so that you can make smarter and more informed choices about how to purify your drinking water.

From Los Angeles Times

In addition to safety-related improvements such as air filtration and ADA seating, new amenities for musicians and visiting artists backstage include green rooms, guest artist suites, practice rooms, instrument lockers and a new music library, as well as new staircases and elevators.

From Los Angeles Times