Sentence examples for real ventilation from inspiring English sources
However, all prediction methods are based upon an isolated in-duct element that is very different from a real ventilation system.
The prediction model develops scenarios useful to allow the controller acting in advance in order to adapt the system to the current and future conditions of use, taking profit of the knowledge of the real ventilation demand.
Based on the analysis of a real ventilation cycle, it was found that to improve the system's performance, over-dehumidification should be avoided, and heat sources with low exergy destruction should be utilized.
Search strategy of Depth-Fist research method was modified in order to realize the function of locating recirculation winds; this paper also showed the example of real mine ventilation on recirculation winds' problems.
This system enabled continuous and real-time ventilation outputs to be determined in volume time−1.
Outside of the U.S., such as United Kingdom, Canada, South Africa and Poland, real-time ventilation monitoring in mines is a leading practice in the mining industry.
Continuous ETCO2 demonstrates real-time ventilation and trends but has been identified as a poor surrogate for PaCO2 in selective severe pediatric TBI patients [10] or in adult trauma with poor perfusion [18].
Based on the capabilities of WSNs, ZigBee network is adapted for near real-time monitoring, ventilation system control and emergency communication in underground mine.
Frequently, the overall HRR is considered, however it is also necessary to know its time evolution to design real time systems, particularly ventilation, which respond to fire events or signals as fast as possible.
61 Computers can continuously monitor changes in ventilation, interpret real time physiological changes, and adapt ventilation in response to these changes.
Thus, clinically, if this information was to be used to guide ventilation in real time, such as titrating PEEP to minimal elastance, larger errors, at least up to 15% variation in Ers, could be expected, which could well affect care.
