Sentence examples for climate segment from inspiring English sources

The Indoor Climate segment engages in the designing, manufacturing and marketing of indoor climate control systems, principally balancing valves, control valves for large commercial buildings, thermostatic radiator valves for residential buildings and water conditioning equipment.

The Climate segment delivers energy-efficient solutions globally and includes Trane and American Standard Heating & Air Conditioning which provides heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems, and commercial and residential building services, parts, support and controls; and Thermo King transport temperature control solutions.

The climate segment showed effects of the melting polar ice cap and subsequent rising sea level on places that include Amsterdam, Dubai, Lagos, Shanghai, Florida and Rio de Janeiro itself.

While Fox's coverage increased, most of the network's climate segments featured interviews with guests who criticized efforts to address global warming.

It operates through the two business segments: Climate and Industrial segment.

In 2013, only 28% of Fox News' climate science segments were accurate, although that was an improvement over its 7% accuracy in 2012.

Nye is a very busy Science Guy: in recent months, he has publicly debated evolution with the head of the Creation Museum, done the cha-cha to "Weird Science" on "Dancing with the Stars," and appeared in a memorable climate-change segment on John Oliver's HBO show.

Only its air condition systems and services unit booked revenue growth in the quarter, while its industrial technologies, security technologies and climate solutions segments saw sales decline.

The least accurate was Fox News with 72% of its climate change segments containing mistaken or misleading information.

The Climate Control Seats segment includes the heated and cooled cup holder and heated and cooled mattress divisions.

Fox News called the three-and-a-half-minute segment "Climate Change Myths: Separating Fact From Fiction" -- an apt name because as far as the science is concerned, there's very little that could be characterized as fact, and a whole lot that could pass for fiction.