Sentence examples for ingress of cold from inspiring English sources
For me, 65 was an onset of pure panic, an ingress of cold claustrophobia.
The temperature evolution (Fig. 4b) is controlled by convective cooling due to ingress of cold water and by conduction from the sides and the top of the pipe.
The objective is to understand whether it is necessary take some counter-measures to avoid the ingress of steam in the cold plenum.
Many researches have been performed for a quantitative evaluation of chloride ingress in cold joint concrete, which puts an emphasis on the more rapid penetration of chloride ions.
In this extremely low probability event, depressurization and heat-up of the core can lead to ingress of air into the vessel driven by the buoyancy of the hot helium relative to the colder, cavity air ('chimney effect').
"We are in a 1950s building, parts of which have no electricity due to ingress of water.
In any event, all of this had now been pushed aside, presumably by the assistants, to accommodate the ingress of the Breadman's customers.
JH: We are growing and supporting Ingress of course.
Furthermore, our observations indicate that ingress of ʻaʻā into a building through small openings is much less rapid than ingress of pāhoehoe through openings of similar size.
