Sentence examples for difference between the indoor from inspiring English sources

Investigators were considering various theories, including an accumulation of snow, the difference between the indoor and outdoor temperatures, or the seepage of water into the concrete supports.

The temperature difference between the indoor and ambient air was introduced as a control parameter for use when changing the operating mode.

The thermal resistance of a Venetian blind glazing system varies with the change of slat inclination angle, and it also highly depends on the mean temperature of the glazing and the temperature difference between the indoor and outdoor environment.

It was found out that these factors are: the building global heat loss coefficient (G), the south equivalent surface (SES) and the difference between the indoor set point temperature and the sol-air temperature.

The cooling capacity and energy efficiency ratio (EER) increased with increasing temperature difference between the indoor and the outdoor; these values were high to 7440 W and 23, respectively, at temperature difference 20 °C.

If the number of persons in the establishment is counted, the ventilation rate per occupant can be estimated from the difference between the indoor and outdoor CO2 levels by using an equation given by The American Society of Heating Refrigerating, and Air Conditioning Engineers ASHRAEE) in ASHRAE Standard 62 1999 [ 13].

The indoor/outdoor ratio (I/O ratio) is widely used to describe the differences between the indoor and the outdoor environments [52 55].

This is due to the fact that the heat gain of a house can be divided into two parts: the relatively steady-state transmission resulting from temperatures differences between the indoor air and outdoor surroundings, and the unsteady-state gain due to the varying intensity of solar radiation on the walls.

No statistically significant difference was found between the indoor radon concentrations in the same houses in the warm and cold periods of year.

The factors considered are jet discharge height, nozzle area (i.e., nozzle configuration), supply airflow rate and temperature difference between the supply and indoor air (i.e., supply condition).

As we did not find any difference between the cohorts regarding indoor dampness, the reduced incidence of asthma could not be ascribed to this interventional measure.