Sentence examples for burden of heating from inspiring English sources

Blackouts disable the pumps that feed oil to those boilers, shifting the full burden of heating to coal boilers, which of course already lack fuel.

It offers a menu of of tax credits aimed at easing the burden of heating costs and encouraging conservation -- and, unlike the Senate's slapdash proposals, it begins with the sound assumption that New Yorkers will need help at the thermostat next winter more than they need help at the pump now.

Methane and nitrous oxide emissions from agriculture and other human activities add to the atmospheric burden of heat-trapping gases.

"I know I remember the dogs... the beautiful dogs, with their adult faces seeming to have come to terms with the burden of heat around their unsheddable coats; watching the slim people who had somehow provided room in their lives for dogs... .. "Everything was close together".

"I know I remember the dogs... the beautiful dogs, with their adult faces seeming to have come to terms with the burden of heat around their unsheddable coats; watching the slim people who had somehow provided room in their lives for dogs... ...... "Everything was close together".

The main burden of heat supply will be taken by the high-temperature waste heat from the steel plant Marienhütte Stahlwerk, supported by de-central heat pumps fed by low-temperature waste heat from Marienhütte Stahlwerk and Linde Gas.

In the OIB-standard case (Fig.  7 ), gas furnaces and high temperature industrial waste heat from the steel plant Marienhütte Stahlwerk share the main burden of heat provision (of which 10%% comes from the industrial waste heat).

In a previous work, we identified the most relevant syndromes for evaluating the health burden of heat waves through syndromic surveillance in real time [9].

This plan helps to define ONAP and OFAP but it is not tailored to estimate the burden of heat on population.

Despite this, the total burden of heat illness during sports and recreation is unknown.

If so, the eventual burden of heat-related disease will be higher than currently recognised.