Sentence examples for performance of smoke from inspiring English sources

Multiple operational modes of longitudinal ventilation could be feasible for achieving the desired performance of smoke control.

This paper presents the results of a numerical study that examines the influence of wind on the performance of natural smoke and heat exhaust systems employing natural smoke ventilators, natural smoke ventilators equipped with deflectors, wall-mounted ventilators on the back façades of buildings and wall-mounted ventilators on the front façades of buildings.

Focus was given to the evaluation of the performance of a smoke venting system and the exit distribution in an industrial warehouse.

Our characterization of the Vitrocell® 24/48 system demonstrates that the system is well-suited for CS exposure of cells growing at the ALI, based on its overall performance towards the distribution of smoke to inserts of the exposure module.

The smoke ventilation performance is being assessed in terms of smoke filling time using a computational fire dynamic simulator (FDS).

The performance traces the movements of the routine like a trail of smoke behind a skywriter, or a current carving its way through open waters.

Its most straightforward, self-analytical lines – "I'm frightened by the devil, and I'm drawn to those ones that ain't afraid" – seem more like deliberate misdirection than soul-baring; Mitchell's delivery is moving only insofar as it is a performance of honesty that belies the contradictory smoke and mirrors of the actual words she sings.

The lights go out again and Beyoncé appears wearing a grey, sparkly dress for an extended performance of "Dangerously in Love" surrounded by smoke.

Like an orchestra tuning up for another great performance, pigeons cooed in the eaves, radiators rattled to life and vines of smoke curled over the rooftops.

In the evacuation experiments we investigated the possible influence of smoke and low placed exit signs on the human fire response performance.

The performance begins with an opening montage about how people should "speak now" about how they feel, and Swift then raises from a cloud of smoke and sings "Drop everything now" before starting the actual song performance.