Sentence examples for heat intake from inspiring English sources

Dr. Roth says some experts have proposed that the white fur is instead a way of minimizing heat intake, when the places where the bears summer can reach 90 degrees.

Furthermore, the water level within the impounding reservoir was measured at the regular time interval and variations of the instant and average water evaporation rate and associated latent heat intake during the day and night time were calculated.

Since the heat intake of the embankment increases greatly due to the width and asphalt pavement for high-grade highways of large width, the traditional cooling measures may be inadequate to protect the underlying permafrost and ensure the stability of the embankment.

Due to the great heat intake caused by the asphalt-concrete pavement and a higher standard on settlement and uneven deformation, the permafrost problem is even more serious for high-grade highways of large-width than that for highway of ordinary width.

Y'know: pistons, heat, intake, exhaust, motion, blah, blah, blah.

Electrically heated intake manifolds were available, as were manifold covers incorporating cups into which a small quantity of gasoline or alcohol would be poured.

However, if the limit imposed by maximal milk production capability defined by the capacity of the mammary glands was lower than the limit imposed by the capacity to dissipate heat, energy intake would increase to meet the elevated thermoregulatory demands but this extra intake could not be translated into greater milk production.

The evolution of the foil temperature is described using an energy balance equation that takes into account the oxidation heat, oxygen intake and radiative heat loss.

I offer several suggestions that could help all athletes struggling to perform in the heat: *Monitor fluid intake and require athletes to drink according to a schedule.

Cross breeding of Holstein cows significantly reduced gross energy, digestible energy, and metabolizable energy intake, heat production, and milk energy output.

The relationships between plasma GIP, DM intake, heat production, respiratory quotient (RQ), milk yield, and milk energy output were analyzed using linear correlation procedures, with metabolizable intake as a partial variant.