Sentence examples for Ventilated from inspiring English sources
Vinyl wallpaper is best, but not essential for ventilated bathrooms.
He did not deny the influence of sewers, poorly ventilated housing, and the like – but he was certain that graveyard miasma was an important, much neglected predisposing cause of disease.
They were spacious, well ventilated, and proper regulations ensured that graves were deep and well maintained: any threat from miasma was neutralised.
Fumigation may have led to the deaths of many detainees in their poorly ventilated cells.
As much as 600 parts per million of the gas an hour could have filled a poorly ventilated room, but federal guidelines say workers shouldn't be exposed to more than an average of 10ppm per day of the gas, which is used to manufacture insecticide and fungicide.
A leakage rate of just 1% a year, Greenpeace points out, would lead to 63% of the carbon dioxide stored in any given reservoir being released within 100 years, almost entirely undoing the supposed environmental benefit.Spills would also be a health risk, since carbon dioxide is heavier than air, and so can build up in low-lying or poorly ventilated spots.
The façade consists of two layers of glass (the outer one double-glazed) enclosing a ventilated cavity with computer-controlled blinds.
Around a third of all energy consumed in developing countries comes from wood, crop residues and dung, which are often burnt in poorly designed stoves within ill-ventilated huts.
In moderate climates the conservation of dry lots does not pose a problem as long as they are stocked in well-ventilated places.
Ideally, the modern factory was a well-lit, well-ventilated building that was designed to ensure safe and healthy working conditions mandated by government regulations.
Open house plans surrounding a courtyard, as well as traditional building materials such as earth and thatch, keep houses cool and well-ventilated, while the use of such materials as brick and aluminum roofing can make houses uninhabitable.
