Sentence examples for environment of hot from inspiring English sources
In the present study, complex network method was applied to uncover influence of neighboring residues on hot spots and then several network and microenvironment features were designed to describe the diversity of environment of hot spots.
Thermal sensation of users have not been fully explored in outdoor environments of hot and humid climate specially in early stages of design which affects thermal comfort in negative ways.
When combined with the environment of a hot outdoor music festival, these effects compound the risk of hyperthermia and dehydration, said Sean Nordt, a toxicology expert at USC's Keck School of Medicine.
We inferred that the water environment of the hot spring had at least three distinct microhabitats, namely aerobic, microaerobic and anaerobic (Fig. 5 and Additional file 1: Table S3).
Open image in new window Figure 12 The humidity environment of the hottest day (20 June) using psychrometric chart of ASHRAE.
Driven by guiding passive architectural design and HVAC system design, the present study is aimed to propose design criteria of built thermal environment for Hot Summer & Warm Winter zone of China.
Due to anomaly geothermal underground environment and the heat of hot water, high temperature heat-harm in this kind of mines is serious.
Due to its acceptance in the monitoring and control of hot environment standards of the International Standards Organization (ISO 7243) (27), WBGT is often used in occupational health and safety guidelines for working in hot environments.
This step usually requires manual setting by the network manager, and it may not be appropriate for the environment of Wi-Fi hot-spots where wireless machines can easily come and leave.
This paper studies the natural wind environments in two locations of hot climate regions at Egypt.
Caldanaerobacter subterraneus includes fermentative thermophilic bacteria with relatively low genomic GC content (under 40%%) able to grow on carbohydrate substrates with acetate L-alanine, H2, and CO2 as the main products that have been isolated from a variety of hot environments [ 8– 11].
