Sentence examples for overheating rate from inspiring English sources
The multi-objective optimization was developed to study the interaction between annual heating demand and summer thermal overheating rate objectives and assess their trade-offs.
The overheating rate and the cooling load are higher for a passive building than for a standard building.
With these new methods calming the sole market that is overheating, a rate rise could still be a year away.The low-rate recovery is mixed news for George Osborne, the chancellor of the exchequer.
But so long as the extra money continues to go on hiring civil servants rather than doing things that will allow the economy to grow faster without overheating, interest rates will remain high.
Government data indicates the economy is in danger of overheating if interest rates are not lifted.
While noting that emerging markets such as China, India and Brazil have bounced back from the global recession quickly, the B.I.S. warned that they face higher inflation and other symptoms of overheating if interest rates remain low.
Not only does a fixed rate prevent a central bank from using interest rates to prevent an economy from overheating (because higher interest rates would push up the value of the currency), but it also encourages too much foreign-currency borrowing when foreign interest rates are lower than local ones.
But the Irish economy is overheating dangerously, and interest rates cannot be lifted because they have to fall to the same level as in continental Europe by the start of 1999 when EMU begins.
Regarding the second challenge, also at low anode hydrogen utilizations, the steam generator is in danger of overheating beyond its maximum rated operating point.
Regarding the first challenge, in the low anode hydrogen utilization (AHU) range (66 85%) specified by some fuel cell manufacturers, the afterburner is in danger of overheating beyond its maximum rated operating point.
But they are particularly important for the euro zone because individual countries cannot use interest rates or exchange rates to stop overheating.
