Sentence examples for cool to building from inspiring English sources

The Legislature was cool to building a new sports arena in the city.

Whether Spotback can make the transition from being cool to building the kinds of user numbers that some of their competitors have remains to be seen (Netvibes reported having 4 million users after 9 months online), but startpages are widely expected to be a big growth area in consumer facing web services so there may be no reason that a new leader couldn't emerge.

These systems provide energy-efficient heating and cooling to buildings.

The dataset in this article is related to shallow geothermal energy systems, which efficiently provide renewable heating and cooling to buildings, and specifically to the performance of the vertical ground heat exchangers (GHE) embedded in the ground.

Vertical ground heat exchangers (VHEs), in the form of either Borehole Heat Exchanger (BHE) or thermo-active piles, are increasingly being deployed to provide low cost and sustainable heating and cooling to buildings.

The new methodology is applied to a utility model of heating and cooling for 100 different commercial buildings, in which a utility or private company installs a larger hybrid GSHP system and then distributes heating or cooling to buildings via a common water loop.

Certain window designs and appropriate glazing systems reduce building energy consumption for heating and cooling and contribute to building economy.

By using that, the optimal material distribution (corresponding to the minimal space heating or cooling load due to building envelope heat loss or gain) can be analytically determined.

According to Janzen, Cool Planet has committed to building and operating three biofuel plants in Louisiana.

Facebook has published specifications of almost everything in its data centers, from printed circuit boards to building cooling systems.

Improvements to building cooling systems and reduction to heat gains, particularly lighting, are recommended to reduce risk of increasing GHG emissions over time.