Sentence examples for closing of windows from inspiring English sources

Apart from this low-pass characteristic, changes in speed, opening and closing of windows, passing cars, etc. cause the noise floor to vary with time.

When it's completed, it will control all the building's primary systems -- the heating and cooling, the opening and closing of windows, artificial lighting in different zones of the building..

More than 200 sex workers marched, strode, and tottered through the streets of Amsterdam on Thursday to protest against the closing of windows in the city's infamous red light district.

When it's completed, it will control all the building's primary systems -- the heating and cooling, the opening and closing of windows, artificial lighting in different zones of the building... It will learn from its own experience and adjust its own software accordingly so that over time, it will optimize its own energy performance.

Some have suggested that the opening and closing of windows painted with Pb paint may produce seasonal exposure to Pb dust (Haley and Talbot 2004).

Air conditioning and its coincidence with closing of windows, and the winter season (when windows are also generally closed) all function to reduce infiltration of ozone and PM by reducing air exchange (Allen et al. 2003; Liu et al. 1995; Wallace and Williams 2005).

Participants were also asked about the heat protection measures in their home including: keeping windows closed during the day; opening windows at night; and closing curtains of windows that received morning or afternoon sun.

The defendants, during the course of construction, maintained windows about 10 feet high and 6 feet wide with steel casings within a few feet of plaintiffs' bedrooms; the opening and closing of the windows caused a loud, slamming noise and the windows were frequently slammed about one o'clock in the morning.

Job hunting on the sly can involve the panicked closing of browser windows to keep your resume and applications from the eyes of supervisors, but in some instances, getting caught can work to your advantage.

Throughout his ruling, Judge Jackson referred to the market power Microsoft derives from the close linkage of Windows with its Office applications software as the "applications barrier to entry" for prospective rivals.

Respondents from London and the North of England were both 50%% less likely to close curtain of windows that receive the afternoon sun (London: RR = 0.5, 95 % CI: 0.2-1.0; Nofth of England: RR = 0.5, 95 % CI: 0.3-1.0).