cooling造句

But they also continued the cooling treatment.

The new design could be used as supplemental cooling in a data center using free cooling, or in facilities located in areas where fresh air cooling isn't feasible.

After cooling, the emulsion flows into a centrifuge.

The Closed-Loop-Cooled dry-pit submersible motor design utilizes a patented cooling self-contained cooling system.

column, cooling, for the bread-grain-milling industry

Mold temperature is controlled by water flow in cooling channels.

Two layers of sunscreen structure, infrared light board cooling circulation system, laminated heat; open infrared lights, air cooling system to work immediately.

Half of the Erhuang Road are hot islands; experts suggest cooling.

Analysis of water used in boiler and cooling system-Determination for dissolved oxygen-Internal electrolysis

Second, cooling a city by a few degrees dramatically reduces smog.

But most experts agree that to avert further damage, cooling will need to continue for weeks.

This system is classified as national patented product adapted for Changan Star series minibus, with the merits of compact, good appearance, low noise, low consumption, large cooling capacity and reasonable assignment of cooling, etc.

Furthermore, for the validation of heat exchange cooling method, the theoretical design of heat exchange cooling method is effective and can improve the gas flow and heat transfer of motion simulator.

The cooling taste of mint may sound like just the thing after a heavy meal, but it could spell trouble.

The Baltic states, Scandinavia and Russia will be cooling down, but it’s nothing a few warm layers can’t handle.

Another Soweto cooling tower, a single one this time, was painted in the colors and corporate logo of Coca-Cola.

Uneven temperature already existed in plate lengthwise direction before cooling, and the uneven temperature tendency was aggravated after it cooled.

This occurs because the nasal passages are not long enough to allow proper cooling of the air.

Synthesizing the work, Broecker accurately predicted "that the present cooling trend will, within a decade or so, give way to a pronounced warming induced by carbon dioxide."

The cooling would be down to cyclical changes to ocean currents and temperatures in the North Atlantic, a feature known as the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO).

The team collected 146 samples of rocks from mountainsides and then dated the rocks’ so-called cooling age, which reveals when the rock was exposed by erosion.

Sulphur in the stratosphere, a natural result of volcanic eruptions, provides a lot more cooling per tonne than the coal-emitted sort.

Researchers have long known that greenhouse gases might help the layer recover by cooling the stratosphere, which slows the rates of chemical reactions that destroy ozone.

During yawning, the walls of the maxillary sinuses (located in the cheeks on each side of the nose) flex like bellows and help with brain cooling, according to the researchers.

In 1991 the owners of the power plant decided to improve the public perception of the Cruas station by ordering an ecologically-themed mural for one of the cooling towers.

Nanjing, this city so rich in culture and nature that one will find themselves alternating between ancient and modern with every step with a canopy of cooling foliage overhead.

Most of the time, air conditioning is done by fat air ducts which gobble both energy and space between floors and ceilings. Here the cooling is done by a cool water system.

Because these reactors don't concentrate too much heat in one place, no active cooling systems would be necessary to cool them — excess heat would be dispersed in the ambient air.

"Thermostats are used to control the flow of fuel to a Burner, of electric current to a heating or cooling unit, or of a heated or cooled gas or liquid into the area it serves. They are also used in fire-detection warning systems. "

"We are so familiar with the fact that man ages, that people have for years assumed that the process of losing vigor with time, of becoming more likely to die the older we get, was something self-evident, like the cooling of a hot kettle or the wearing-out of a pair of shoes. "