Sentence examples for interpreting heat from inspiring English sources

In addition, the series of ISO standards on the 'thermal environment,' which recommend methods for measuring and interpreting heat stress in workplaces, provide clear guidance for prevention of health effects on working people.

Our TM server interprets Heat templates and process following orders for stack create, delete and update.

The TM server interprets Heat JSON or HOT (Heat Orchestration Template) format templates and calls OpenStack APIs such as Nova or Cinder.

We arrange the vector of 9 WPMI values as an easy to interpret heat map.

The liquid holdup behaviour enables to interpret the heat transfer results in both cases.

For want of full phonon dispersion curves and density-of-states on this biopolymer Roles et al. have interpreted their heat capacity data in a limited way.

The four whole-round core samples used were obtained as part of the Japan Trench Fast Drilling Project (JFAST), with the primary objective of interpreting the frictional heat signal from slip during the 2011 (Mw 9.0) Tohoku-Oki earthquake in terms of coseismic friction (Fulton et al. 2013).

Interpreting causality between heat stress exposure and health and well-being outcomes is complex in a cross-sectional study as we cannot be completely sure that heat stress preceded their health condition and well-being.

The boundary between the Kumano Basin sediments and the old accretionary sediments is located at 918 to 935 mbsf at Site C0002; thus, the estimated heat flow is interpreted as the heat flux passing through the old accretionary sediments, designated as the basal heat flow.

The observed temporal variations in SXR and EUV flux are interpreted as heating events showing many analogies to flares occurring in active regions.

While these shifts in perceptions of Clinton were just large enough to be statistically significant in two of the three states, it is worth amplifying the advice of political scientist and Washington Post Monkey Cage blogger John Sides: "All 2015 articles interpreting 2016 trial-heat polls should clearly say: 'These polls have no value in predicting the 2016 election.'".