Sentence examples for fit air from inspiring English sources

That leaves no room between the trains and the tunnel walls to fit air conditioning.

He hopes to eventually fit air source heat pumps - which extract warmth from outdoor air and transfer it indoors for heating - and solar hot water systems in customers' homes.

Trials were also undertaken to fit air conditioning to the Matildas to improve the endurance of crews in tropical conditions.

Excellent fitting can be achieved for wind speed using conventional univariate probability distribution functions, but it is found that accurately fitting air density distribution of the North Dakota site can only be obtained using bimodal distributions (Xiuli and Jing 2010).

"Poorly fitted air-conditioners cost New York City 130 to 180 million dollars a year in extra energy consumption," one of the strategists, Capt.

And some green-minded householders are fitting "air-source heat pumps" to keep their homes cosy using heat extracted from outdoor air.Yet, with the spread of computers, which generate vast amounts of heat and need to be kept cool, tactics for recycling are getting ever more creative.

The report, titled "There Are Holes in Our City's Walls," estimates that poorly fitted air-conditioners cost buildings in New York City $130 million to $180 million a year in extra fuel consumption, which in turn is linked to an extra 375,000 to 525,000 tons of carbon dioxide emissions.

Fitting air-conditioning can involve modifying window frames to accommodate units and therein change the property's façade.

Batch tests were conducted in duplicate, in 1 L Erlenmeyer flasks (working volume: 0.7 L), fitted air-tightly with rubber septum, and adequately sealed using commercially available fix gels.

The chambers were glass vessels (1.5 L) fit with air inlet and outlet tubings to allow air to pass over the soil.

First of all, make sure you have enough room to fit some air in there because you need to be able to swallow air, and soda may come in handy once.