Sentence examples for chimney effect from inspiring English sources

Combining it with a central duct would create a chimney effect, allowing cool air to circulate and exhaust to be removed.

GUTS -- There's no room for the usual cooling system (fan, ventilation holes, chimney effect), which rules out processors like the lava-hot Pentium.

The entrances and tunnels were dug at the same level of the natural opening, which prevents air from leaving the cave in a chimney effect.

The majority of these cooking stoves operate in a natural convection mode (being driven by chimney effect buoyant fluid forces).

"It's the same principle as the chimney effect, but a bit more controlled," says Professor George Jeronimidis, director of the Centre for Biomimetics at the University of Reading.

But we have found that the so-called chimney effect is not the result of young engineers being too loyal to their functions or too narrow-minded about what cars need.

If the main plant species effect was significant, 'Dunnett's multiple comparison test' (family-wise significance level of a=0.05) was performed to test for differences in CH4 emissions and/or chimney effects among plant species and the bare soil control.

Her amatory life is chiefly a matter of erotic self-discovery in the closet, where she triggers "an up-fire, a vortex of pleasure, a chimney-effect of heat... a burst of phosphorescence".

At the Haymarket Theatre in London, the oil lamps had chimneys of white and green glass that were controlled by levers, so that raising or lowering the chimneys could effect light changes.

Riding boots came with sheaths over the heels, creating a chimney-stack effect from floor to knees.

Chief Favata said the church's 35-foot steeple created "a chimney-like effect," feeding oxygen to the flames, which devoured the sanctuary, destroying everything but the pews.