Sentence examples for cooling produced from inspiring English sources

In 1807 he published an important study of the heating and cooling produced by the compression and expansion of gases.

Later, the satellite record was adjusted to filter out the effects of natural, short-term climate fluctuations like the El Nino phenomenon and temporary cooling produced by sun-blocking haze from volcanic eruptions.

Many practical heating methods have been used: electrical resistance coils, induction heating, electric arc, and electron beam, radiant energy, plasmas (ionized gases), solar heating, lasers, and Peltier heating and cooling (produced by an electric current flowing across the junction between two different materials).

Gasoline also demonstrates low temperature sensitivity, so it is unable to make as effective use of the charge cooling produced by fuel vaporization or spark retard.

Numerical calculations performed for different external temperatures and solar radiation show that the cooling produced by such a system is significant.

The second approach analyses the effect on the multi-family building's annual energy need for heating and cooling produced by a timber-glass upgrade module with the optimal glazing size in its south-oriented façade which is installed onto the multi-family building.

Infrared energy calculated to produce a change of as little as 0.003 °C (0.005 °F) at the nerve endings elicits a significant dynamic increase in impulse frequency; cooling produces an inhibition of the resting discharge.

However, PEG crystallises upon cooling, producing voids in the injection moulded parts.

Other actions, for instance hive cooling, produce wing vibrations that emit sounds that are similar in frequency to dance sounds.

She discovered that once spun, the polymer's molecules lined up in parallel, and as they cooled produced a fire-resistant fibre of stiff toughness.

The unattached support, usually a sheet of metal or mica, can be easily removed after the enamels have been annealed and cooled, producing an effect not unlike a stained-glass window in miniature.