Sentence examples for eject heat from inspiring English sources

The Solaire, a residential tower in downtown Manhattan, has solar panels built into its skin, a water treatment facility that recycles 25,000 gallons of water each day and two green roofs, which help insulate the building in the winter and eject heat through evaporation in the summer.

Management of the water and heat ejected as byproducts in an operating PEM fuel cell stack are crucial factors in their optimal design and safe operations.

Secular excitation has been used in other experiments [53] to remove unwanted ions, but it often has the undesirable effect that the excited ions heat and eject the other ions in the trap.

Giant Clams, Too: Beautiful in Life, Starving, then Bleached and Dead - like corals, these Great Barrier giant clams can get heat stressed, ejecting the algae they rely on, and then undergo a slow, starving, bleaching death.

Bowen mentioned that when he played for Miami, the singer Jimmy Buffett was ejected from a Heat-Knicks game for protesting calls too vehemently.

These loose particles are ejected from the heating unit and some are caught inside the unit's filter while some are not.

Highly-stressed corals (particularly heat stressed) may eject zooxanthellae resulting in coral bleaching events [ 4] however, RDX exposure did not affect the density of algal symbionts (zooxanthallae) in coral tissue even at the highest RDX exposure concentration.

Then, the cold air absorbs the waste heat and is ejected from the rack rear.

Coral bleaching occurs when water temperatures heat up and corals eject the colorful algae that live in them.

It was shown that nanoparticles eject themselves from the heated walls, construct a depleted region, and accumulate in the core region, but they were more likely to accumulate towards the wall with the lower heat flux.

When Hayabusa returned to Earth, it ejected a capsule covered with a heat shield to protect the asteroid dust within from the heat of reentry into Earth's atmosphere.