Sentence examples for means of ventilation from inspiring English sources

The glass catwalks were designed by Whitney Warren to maximize daylight entering the terminal, and were the primary means of ventilation before the days of air-conditioning.

In first case the decay heat from fuel assemblies is removed due to natural circulation of water and the piping above reactor core should be cooled by means of ventilation in the drum separator compartments.

Residential windows are a major means of ventilation, and there are a variety of operating actions for their movable sections: sliding or double-hung windows are still the major form, but hinged types including casement, hopper, and awning forms are also used.

To control the induced air flow rate, as excess incoming hot ambient air will increase air-conditioner (AC) load, the size of the SC inlet opening was used as a means of ventilation control and three opening sizes were considered per each SC configuration.

In a subsequent clarification, Bird made it clear that any stove burning carbonaceous fuel was dangerous if it did not have a chimney or other means of ventilation.

At the same time measurement of blood pressure and heart frequency on the left radial artery and CO2 concentration in the exhaled air by the means of ventilation mask connected to capnometer should be performed.

During air sampling, we collected information on relevant salons' characteristics (salon volume; existence of mechanical ventilation; means of natural ventilation – i.e. number of doors or windows opening directly outside the day measurements were done).

See related Commentary: Applying positive airway pressure during ventilation is an established means of augmenting ventilation and oxygenation in patients with airflow obstruction.

The ventilation design is based on the "critical velocity" theory; however, alternative configurations of the underground space are simulated by means of mine ventilation software.

In children, two noncontrolled trials assessed the efficacy of NPPV in these settings: the application of NPPV as a means of "facilitating" ventilation weaning, and as "curative" treatment for postextubation respiratory failure was associated with success rates of 81-86% and 50-75%, respectively [31, 32].

Median values of LVEF, laboratory parameters such as CRP, creatinine, and CK, supportive therapy by means of mechanical ventilation, renal replacement therapy, and the use of catecholamines did not differ between cTnI-positive and -negative patients.