Sentence examples similar to outside air getting cooler from inspiring English sources

The air was getting cool.

But when the outside temperature is cooler and the air drier, and your body gets cooler, the fabric becomes more compact, retaining heat from the wearer's body, researchers say.

But air pressure is also altered when the air gets hotter or cooler.

Although building engineers can feed this heat to outside air in cooler months, they need high-capacity air-conditioning systems in warmer weather, just like a home refrigerator.

When it gets low, your air does not get cooled down quite as much as it should.

With fewer objects in the room, air is allowed to flow, not get stale and stagnant, and get cooler.

It will use outside air for cooling.

The search giant said Ireland's naturally cool climate contributed to its decision, as it will use outside air to cool equipment instead of costly air-conditioning units.

We're using outside air to cool the heat exchanger, and then we're circulating air that's isolated within the data center through that heat exchanger.

The outside air should be cooled and dehumidified before entering the chamber, or it should at least go immediately over the cooler.

This lets foliage dry off by the time the cooler evening air gets to them.