Sentence examples for dew tower from inspiring English sources
Beginning in 1930, Knapen's dew tower took 18 months to build; it still stands today, albeit in dilapidated condition.
But it's a hungry machine: Shawn Hall, a towering IBM research scientist, has to shout over the noise of the 120 kilowatt blower to explain the workings of a new recirculating water conditioner, a steampunk set of copper pipes and valves he built from scratch to bring pre-chilled coolant above the dew point so that Watson's computer towers don't get soaked in condensate.
Backed with remixes from Scratcha DVA, Tom Blip and Contours, it's got us daydreaming about disposable barbecues and underdone sausages and cans in the park and tennis and 99s and the smell of suncream on flesh and pink-hued tower blocks squinting into the dusk and grass-burns and boating lakes and dew.
Men and women (the early birds, anyway) leave their homes -- their ranches, their splits, their Tudors, their Colonials, their McMansions -- while the dew is still wet; they're siphoned into the city and up into the mighty towers of midtown and Wall Street; and in the cool of the evening they're exhaled again.
These programmes may be as simple as an interactive visualization of some formula or concept like the bubble- and dew-point lenses and as complex as the simulation of a unit operation like a distillation tower or an adiabatic flash up to the operation of whole simulated plants in a distributed environment.
Popják, G., Goodman, DeW.
