Sentence examples for difficulty of heating from inspiring English sources
For unclear reasons, they often built vast log homes — one had recently sold for twelve million dollars — which would have been unthinkable to real pioneers and ranchers, because of the difficulty of heating them.
Even though significant heat has been generated by further application of RIE after the central panel is released, there is still no sufficient grain coalescence in some of the Sn hinges due to the difficulty of heat transfer.
Monetary savings by insulation can also have equity benefits as they are relevant for subgroups that have difficulties to afford cost of heating.
A second very important source of difficulty is the physical impossibility of heating the skin instantaneously; a thermal stimulation is always progressive.
The finding that catastrophic heat wave effects cannot be adequately explained by heat wave intensity, duration, and timing in the summer highlights the difficulty of predicting catastrophic heat waves, either with heat warning systems or with long-term climate change projections.
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Therefore, the complex configuration increases the difficulty of modeling the heating process, and no information has been available on this.
The presented three-dimensional CFD approach could overcome the difficulties of macroscopic heat exchanger and porous media methods for F1 applications, because it can be used to predict the heat transfer and pressure drop related to the mass flow rate correlation curves.
The higher ET fraction variation in the complex mountainous regions highlighted the difficulty of capturing the radiation and heat transfer physics on steep slopes having variable aspect with the simple index model, and the need to conduct more research.
RUSSIA'S capital is still sweltering in the summer heat, but the looming difficulties of keeping the country heated this winter are already sending a chill through top officials' hearts.
Hypersonic heating computations are still challenging due to difficulties in "(A) robust capturing of shockwaves" and "(B) accurate prediction of heating".
