Sentence examples for provision of hot from inspiring English sources

Masuda can point to lower radiation levels in and around the plant, better conditions for its 1,200 Tepco staff and 6,000 other workers – including the recent provision of hot meals and a rest area – and progress in containing huge quantities of radioactive groundwater.

Applied Micro Technology uses the vertical blanking interval to allow Internet data to piggyback on a television broadcast at up to five times the speed of a standard modem and telephone line.The second development needed to complete the merger is the provision of "hot links" between the words or pictures in a television broadcast and corresponding information somewhere on the Internet.

The overall research results are beneficial for further design, optimization and application of such STF in various solar driven systems, including the provision of hot water, space heating/cooling, increased ventilation, or even electricity in buildings.

All 90 WASH centres at Za'atari camp are to be roofed, along with the provision of hot water for 450 showers.

Gas boilers have already been installed at more than 48 of the blocks, ensuring the provision of hot water to over 14,000 refugees at Za'atari.

Universal free school meals are an excellent idea; pilot schemes in the UK and tested policies in other countries have shown that the provision of a hot lunch for all significantly improves the educational chances of poorer children.

However the need for this integration can be removed with the design of a cogeneration system which only covers the thermal demand required for the provision of domestic hot water, this demand being relatively easy to forecast.

The model is used in order to evaluate the annual generation of electrical energy along with the provision of domestic hot-water (DHW) from the thermal energy output, by using real climate-data at high temporal resolution.

"Spinning", or the provision of shares in hot initial public offerings (IPOs) to executives whose firms are potential clients, will not happen again (when, that is, the IPO market eventually revives).

The goal of this paper is to assess the suitability of hybrid PVT systems for the provision of electricity and hot water (space heating is not considered) in the UK domestic sector, with particular focus on a typical terraced house in London.

Factors such as improved physical and human resources, improved management/communication, accommodation, provision of free uniforms and hot meals for night staff were important too.