Sentence examples for cooling surface from inspiring English sources

The staggered arrangement in parallel rows might have maximized the area of cooling surface by minimizing any downwind "breeze shadow" that would have resulted from a paired configuration.

The process would mimic what happens naturally from the eruption of large volcanoes like Mount Pinatubo in the Philippines, which in 1991 spewed millions of tons of sulfur, cooling surface temperatures by about 1 degree Fahrenheit for several years.

"As well as reflecting some of the incoming energy from the sun and cooling surface temperature, the aerosol also absorbs some of the heat energy coming from the surface which warms the stratosphere.

The radiator developed in 1900 by Gottlieb Daimler and his chief engineer, Wilhelm Maybach, brought a major innovation in its use of honeycomb-shaped fluid tubes to expose maximum cooling surface to the air, according to Harry Niemann, the company historian for Mercedes-Benz.

The author, the French engineer Alphonse Beau de Rochas, laid down the following conditions as necessary for optimum efficiency: maximum cylinder volume with minimum cooling surface, maximum rapidity of expansion, maximum ratio of expansion, and maximum pressure of the ignited charge.

Thus, less cooling surface area per unit volume is required.

Emphasized were refined machining techniques for the cylinder head fins, which provided the extensive cooling surfaces needed.

Other indicators of cooling efficiency are monitored, including the maximum temperature reached at the cooled surface.

The best efficiency is obtained for an enclosure shifted vertically relative to the cooled surface.

From a survey of dehumidifying methods, condensation to a cooled surface was selected as most promising.

To differentiate between the dorsal and ventral regions, the entire hippocampus was placed flat on a cooled surface and divided into equal dorsal and ventral parts [114].