Sentence examples for heat displaced from inspiring English sources

The anthracite market declined and the mines began closing only when oil and gas heat displaced hard coal as the dominant home-heating fuel starting in the late 1950's.

This requires high accuracy of the reflecting surfaces which will be subjected to thermal loads from plasma radiation and therefore be heated up, displaced and deformed during operation.

Techniques such as solar heat to displace fossil fuels for steam generation, in-situ combustion, and downhole heat generation have great potential as next-generation thermal recovery methods.

So that means the salt finger will continue to sink (salty water is denser than fresh water of the same temperature), losing more heat and displacing the colder water around it, which rises up and mixes into the warm salty layer above.

You can't simply substitute electricity for the heat value of displaced oil.

The condensed hot water also moves across the steam front, heating and displacing the accumulated oil.

This shifting is attributed to: (1) finite-rate multi-step chemistry resulting in exothermic heat release that is displaced from the location of O2 depletion and (2) the relative location of the heat release region with respect to the fuel and oxidizer boundaries in mixture fraction space.

As shown in Fig. 4, we found that upon heat stress Rho1 was displaced from the bud in wild type cells and those deleted of MPK1 (Figs. 4A and 4B).

The extreme heat is affecting the displaced families at Belqis School, taking an undue toll on the elderly and the very young.

In his engine (patented in 1816), air was heated by external combustion through a heat exchanger and then was displaced, compressed, and expanded by two pistons.

Plants that generate both heat and power, displacing not just coal but also oil and gas, could yield dividends faster, the report said.