Sentence examples for passive utilization from inspiring English sources
A simple test room assuming passive utilization of solar energy was used with a thermal storage wall (Trombe wall) inside it.
Results show that the proposed building form, the Residential Solar Block (RSB), can maximize solar energy falling on facades and minimize solar energy falling on roofs and on the ground surrounding buildings in an urban area in winter; thus maximizing the potential of passive utilization of solar energy.
The wall implanted with heat pipes (WIHP), as a new type of passive solar utilization technology, can make good use of the heat absorbed by the outside surface of wall.
In this paper, a new type of passive solar energy utilization technology, phase change materials (PCMs) added into passive solar collector-storage wall system was proposed.
Buildings' passive solar energy utilization is based on the absorption of solar radiation by the building interior, as solar radiation penetrates through the glazed elements, or by the building shell per se.
In this paper, a new type of passive solar energy utilization technology, the wall implanted with heat pipes (WIHP), was proposed, and its heat transfer performance and energy-saving characteristic were investigated theoretically and experimentally with the typical meteorological data of Jinan.
While nanomedicines may take advantage of this passive process, the utilization of an active biological transport process may further improve drug delivery.
In addition, recommendations for the investigation and utilization of passive devices to support construction processes were detailed in the study.
The spontaneous propensity of both organic and colloidal nanoparticles to be captured by the cells of the reticuloendothelial system encouraged their utilization as passive targeting systems that can be preferentially directed to innate immune cells, such as macrophages, dendritic cells and neutrophils.
In an effort to increase the visibility of engineered components at the interface between supply chain and construction, this study analyzes the feasible utilization of passive radio frequency identification (RFID) technologies to automatically track the flow of structural steel components during shipping and receiving processes.
