Sentence examples for external obstruction from inspiring English sources
A poorly lit interior due to high external obstruction from the neighbourhood is a common problem in dense urban settlements.
The calculated global and local sensitivity indices on the cooling energy prove that the window solar heat gain coefficient, window to ground ratio, external obstruction and overhang projection fraction are the four most influential passive design factors.
Various simulation results for the example location Singapore are discussed in detail, it is concluded that the main influencing factors are coating material, system dimensions and external obstruction, and those influencing factors' potential impacts are quantified.
The methodology relies on dynamic simulations carried out with Daysim and EnergyPlus used in synergy to perform a parametric study to assess the indoor daylighting conditions and the energy performance of rooms with different architectural features: room depth, window size, external obstruction angle and glazing visible transmittance.
The Sellick maneuver was performed to prevent gastric contents from leaking into the pharynx, by external obstruction of the esophagus, and associated inhalation of substances into the lungs, as well as vomiting into an unprotected airway.
Communities, particularly those facing external obstructions as in Palestine, benefit from a strong, local humanitarian workforce.
Two groups of models were built, for two different external obstructions: a building ahead and an overhang used as shading system.
This chapter presents a practical tool to address window design problems where sunny conditions prevail with the presence of external obstructions.
Minimal differences between interior and exterior measurements may have also been due to the increased elevation and lack of external obstructions outside the upper floors of some residences.
In addition, pulmonary fluid overload in heart failure may cause or aggravate external bronchial obstruction with subsequent compromise of FEV1 [ 20, 21].
When the external substrate obstructs bodily movement, the animal would sense the obstruction as a disturbance of patterning within the Pantin surface even without any dedicated external sensor.
