Sentence examples similar to cooling difficulty from inspiring English sources

Axial-flux machines tend to have cooling difficulties since it is difficult to arrange continuous heat path between the stator stack and the frame.

Due to experimental difficulties, cooling curves have not been measured.

But the difficulty in cooling superconducting wires over long distances rules out the possibility in the near future.

Traditional "batch processing" is limited by the difficulty of cooling large vats, but the flow system allows reactions that produce a great deal of heat to be run safely.

Processors must therefore be placed close to each other to minimize communication latencies; this can cause difficulty with cooling.

Though vasoconstriction from cooling might increase the difficulty of cannulation, we found no significant difference in success rates of cannulation between the two groups.

At Makerere University and Nsambya hospital in Kampala, researchers wanted to solve birth asphyxia (newborn breathing difficulties) by cooling babies to zero, but they lacked funding.

By reviewing development of waste heat utilization in sintering process and sinter cooling process, two major difficulties are more and more apparent.

However, little has been written on the complications and difficulties associated with cooling an underground railway system with a massive heat load let alone one designed and constructed by Victorians.

The failures listed include noise, cooling and calibration problems; finding targets in space where none existed; and difficulty distinguishing mock warheads from decoys.

JEF LOEB San Francisco, Aug. 19, 2012 To the Editor: Added to the difficulty of using less air-conditioning is our resistance to cooling our buildings more efficiently.