Sentence examples for sensible capacity from inspiring English sources

1 3, 5, 8), or can also derive independently from the intuitional, non-conceptual, or sensible capacity of the rational human mind, shared with minded non-rational human or non-human animals (B151) (Hanna 2005, Hanna 2006, ch. 1, Hanna 2008, Hanna 2011, McLear 2011).

The results show the relevance of an integral design in which the thermal resistance of the building shell, the sensible heat capacity of the building and the latent heat capacity of the PCMs are considered simultaneously.

Also, the total and sensible cooling capacity can be determined.

The results show that for a given value of inlet water temperature (35.2 °C), as the temperature difference between the inlet air and the inlet water droplets increases from 0 °C to 8 °C, the sensible cooling capacity of the system improves by more than 40%.

In addition, the latent and sensible heat capacities in the indirect evaporative cooler are illustrated.

In the meanwhile, the operating efficiencies of the unit were also measured by an energy saving potential index ɛ, which is defined as the ratio of chilled water sensible cooling output capacity to the total sensible cooling output capacity.

The model predictions for cooling capacity, sensible heat ratio (SHR) and coefficient of performance (COP) were compared with experimental data, when it was found that the model is able to predict the experimental trends within a ±6% error band.

Complementary thermal storage technologies include those based on the sensible and latent heat capacity of materials, which include bulk and smaller-capacity hot and cold water storage systems, ice storage, phase change materials and specific bespoke thermal storage media.

Mergers may indeed be a sensible response to excess capacity.

Heathrow, the main international hub, handled 70m passengers last year, and is operating beyond all sensible limits to its capacity.

All-air systems provide sensible and latent cooling capacity solely through cold supply air delivered to the conditioned space.