Sentence examples for stove effect from inspiring English sources
A brush with censorship often has the "touching a hot stove" effect of dissuading students from ever again pursuing stories that might stir up controversy or embarrass the school.
No significant stove effect was observed across all the fuels studied.
DBP did not have a significant nonlinear relationship with age (p = 0.62), and the estimate of the stove effect on DBP was unchanged by adjustment for age using the penalized spline model.
Further analyses showed that the intention to continue to use the new woodstove depends on economic benefits, heating performance, perceived time and effort to operate the stove, environmental effects of heating as well as perceived subjective norm.
He tried to claim for an ornate cast iron log effect stove worth £585 - specifically the Franco Belge Savoy electric stove with "realistic flame effect and glowing log" – but was declined.
After stove improvement, the effect of smoking duration (per year) on lung cancer mortality significantly increased (HRinteraction=1.015, Pinteraction=0.002) (Table 2).
On investigation for the effect of stove design, ventilated stoves resulted in lower PAH exposures than unventilated stoves, portable stoves and firepits.
Hot-blast stoves are in effect temporary heat-storage devices consisting of a combustion chamber and a checkerwork of firebricks that absorb heat during the combustion period.
These models can be used to find the effect of stove geometry and fuel properties on the stove performance parameters such as effective maximum flame temperature, suction created inside the stove, propagation of ignition front inside the stove, and fuel burn rate, which play an important role in the design of such stoves for maximum thermal efficiencies.
We examined the effect of stove interventions as reported by study authors.
Black carbon, which is released from diesel engines, coal-fired power stations and wood-burning stoves, has a warming effect of 1.1 Watts per square metre, which is about two thirds the warming effect of carbon dioxide, the principle man-made greenhouse gas.
