Sentence examples for sensible temperature from inspiring English sources
The first step involves only sensible cooling (lowering the air dry-bulb temperature) and then, once the air is saturated, the second step involves simultaneous sensible (temperature reduction) and latent (dehumidification) cooling.
While the conventional formula produces an unrealistic increase in sensible temperature, the new formula causes the temperature to decrease, which is more reasonable, based on an analysis of thermal comfort in a tree-planted city block.
The risk is immediate, in that it is being locked in today by the insistence of Australian conservatives and their global kin to expand the use of fossil fuels when the carbon budget to stay below sensible temperature limits is already exhausted.
There is a sense in which we are aware of only a part of its surface; and we are (in that sense) aware only of the sensible colour of that part but not of its sensible temperature.
The VRATE system can evaluate a three-dimensional virtual thermal environment and can display thermal indices such as sensible temperature (Missenard 1931), MRT, and SET* of the VR avatar, and winds.
For the initial value it is finally possible to chose any (numerically sensible) temperature T_{0} (varphi ne 0),, varphi to 0 with the appropriate low gas mass within the system without having influence on the result.
Refinements of the physically sensible isotropic temperature factors were unstable, but good results were obtained by refinement of overall isotropic displacement factor.
We can remark more sensible variations of temperature all over the body for larger values of μ 1 (Biot number); moreover, the behavior of the temperature changes strongly between narrower and larger configurations.
Loads are sensible (affecting air temperature) or latent (affecting relative humidity), or a combination of sensible and latent.
We also identified the DGDWGW and DIDWIW paradigms in low precipitation-induced arid regions in which the dry soil led to an increasing sensible heat flux and temperature and subsequently potential evapotranspiration.
Seasonal variability in lake evaporation closely follows that of net radiation and lake surface temperature, with sensible heat flux and heat storage variations being relatively small, except in response to short-term, synoptic events.
