Sentence examples for collected heat from inspiring English sources

This hypothesis proposes that the plates acted as radiators, releasing body heat to a cooler ambient environment; conversely, the plates could also have collected heat by being faced toward the sun like living solar panels.

By then, the Nearings had fled the tourists and skiers pouring into Vermont and moved to Maine, where they built a garden walled with stone that collected heat in a climate where winter temperatures can still fall to 20 below zero.

The collected heat is evacuated to the ambient.

The product gas produced by the gasifier drives the internal combustion engine to generate power, and the waste heat after generation is utilized to produce cooling and heating with the collected heat from the solar collectors.

We collected heat capacity data for a set of silica-doped alumina samples calcined at 300 °C (chemical formula Al2O3 0.089 SiO2 1.190 H2O), 600 °C (Al2O3 0.089 SiO2 1.027 H2O), 900 °C (Al2O3 0.321 SiO2 0.321 H2O), and 1100 °C (Al2O3 0.187 SiO2 0.187 H2O) using a Quantum Design Physical Properties Measurement System (PPMS).

But the plastic grass, left to bake in the sun, collected heat despite the relatively mild weather.

Seven days before the prime and 7 days after the boost serum samples were collected, heat-inactivated at 56°C and stored in aliquot at −80°C.

After clotting at room temperature for 6 hours and then at 4°C overnight, serum samples were collected, heat-inactivated at 56°C for 30 minutes and stored in aliquot at −80°C.

The culture supernatant was collected, heated at 65°C for 30 min, and assayed for alkaline phosphatase activity as follows; 30 µl of supernatant was incubated with 120 µl of assay buffer for 5 min, at which time 1 20 diluted CSPD substrate was added, and samples were read on a TECAN microplate reader (Maennedorf, Switzerland).

Then there are solar thermal systems -- rooftop panels that collect heat in a mixture of water and antifreeze.

In Australia, accessing that subterranean heat means drilling at least two wells – one to pump down cold water at high pressure and another to extract the now-heated water – and hoping that the rock or substrate between the two wells is permeable enough or fractured enough to allow the water to pass through and collect heat on the way.