Sentence examples for powerful ventilation from inspiring English sources

Restaurants with powerful ventilation systems do not harbor such complex, aged blends.

Robert E. Murray, a co-owner of the mine and president of the Murray Energy Corporation, said the air flow was strong — "very windy," was how he put it — a finding that suggested the collapsed tunnel had not been completely cut off from the mine's powerful ventilation system.

In principle, companies can install "fumoirs", airtight rooms for smokers, but these cannot be over 35 square metres (377 square feet), must have powerful ventilation, and even the cleaner is not allowed in until an hour after the last smoker has left.

Along with automatic light switches and low-flow washroom faucets, it has features especially suited to laboratory buildings—notoriously voracious energy consumers, in part because safety codes require powerful ventilation systems to exchange the air many times a day.

Work outside or in an area with a powerful ventilation system or fan.

Powerful new ventilation systems in the kitchen are partly responsible.

To mitigate this problem, the classical solution is the use of powerful mechanical ventilation systems, with high energy consumption, which, in the case of the engine room, represents between 3.5% and 5.5% of the overall power installed.

Males were housed on a separate cage rack to females, with care taken to avoid potential odor contamination via transfer of soiled bedding between cages, backed up by a powerful room ventilation system (20 air changes/h).

Russia's decision to blow an aerosolized form of a powerful narcotic through the ventilation system of a theater to end a hostage crisis in Moscow late last month raised anew an inevitable and terrifying question: what if a terrorist unleashed a potentially lethal chemical in this country?

Ventilation must be powerful enough to suck airborne grease, heat and cooking odors up ducts above the tenant spaces in the building, at which point it is released into the air.

In addition, TfL have installed more powerful fans to make existing ventilation shafts more efficient, but even now (according to IanVisits) they represent just 10% of the heat removed from the tunnels.