Sentence examples for ambient heating from inspiring English sources

With rising heat demand and lower heat gain from ambient, heating is accomplished by a heat pump with FMSC or BLTS as heat source.

Two hybrid controllers are made, which combine the advantages of both the on/off controller and discrete MPC such that they will be more efficient under any ambient heating condition.

We use a Choice Experiment and a Latent Class-Random Parameter model to analyze preferences of households in the Veneto region (North-East Italy) for key features of ambient heating systems.

This study aims at contributing to the characterization of the link between urban form and energy considering altogether three distinct energy uses: ambient heating and cooling in buildings, and travel.

But right now it's in homes, where the HearthKit, which installs in five minutes, is providing great value: simultaneous radiant, convection and ambient heat.

If I turn off my furnace, my apartment stays warm even in subzero temperatures because of ambient heat coming through the walls and ceiling of my neighbors.

In addition to more straightforward grilling, you could roast and bake using the wall's ambient heat, sear over the bottom fire, or cold smoke high above.

They get plenty of direct heat, so the surfaces brown nicely, but not enough ambient heat, even with the lid closed, for a crumb to develop on the rim of the pizza.

Jim Lahey, who owns Sullivan Street Bakery in Manhattan, recommends placing an enamel-covered cast-iron pot and lid in the oven at 500 degees for an hour (creating plenty of ambient heat), then lowering the dough into the pot on a parchment sling and covering it.

Haacke's best-known work from this period was Condensation, a clear cube in which the condensation cycle plays out in response to the ambient heat outside, but, he says, by the early 70s the term had become "contaminated by being used in terms of weapons systems during the Vietnam war.

But technologists have been slower to exploit the vast amounts of ambient heat available in the atmosphere, or produced by machinery.True, some simple forms of heat recycling have been around for a while: using heated waste water to warm flooring and melt ice on driveways, for example.