Sentence examples for access to cooling from inspiring English sources
In those days, before air-conditioning, these buildings often had large porches for access to cooling breezes.
Potential benefits associated with this morphology include self-shielding gradient sets, greater access to cooling mechanisms, a reduction in acoustic noise due to force-balancing, a lessening of patient claustrophobia and greater patient access for clinicians.
From winter storms that bring higher heating costs and disrupted services, to summer heat waves that are felt more harshly in urban centers where, research shows, 52% of black Americans are more likely than whites to live in "urban heat islands" (dense neighborhoods without access to cooling green space), and can be twice as likely to die during a heat wave.
Programs that provide access to cooling for seniors during extreme hot weather, for example, through cooling centers and air-conditioned public spaces are widely acknowledged as protective interventions.
"[Phoenix is] a dangerous place to be if you don't have access to cooling resources for almost the entire summer," says coauthor David Hondula, a researcher at Arizona State University.
And access to cooled air is self-reinforcing: to someone who works in an air-conditioned office, an un-air-conditioned house quickly becomes intolerable, and vice versa.
The phone that you bought at least partially because it offers you access to cool new location services, needs location data for those services to work.
On the other hand, just by being their popular selves, students can get access to cool free stuff — or at least that's the idea.
"If you're in the San Fernando Valley, where the Santa Monica Mountains block your access to cool sea breezes, you'll experience more extreme heat," she said.
It's great because it means our participants will have access to cool new stuff and we will have access to more data.
