Sentence examples for stoves across from inspiring English sources

In 1983, the Indian government launched a national program that distributed some thirty-five million stoves across the subcontinent.

Donated fuel is funded from the purchases of regular customers who buy Warm-Age's packaged briquettes for solid fuel stoves across the local area.

Leading climate scientists also contend that black soot from cooking stoves across the developing world is contributing as much as 18% of the planet's warming.

Overall, the Philips stove was used more often and for more hours than the Oorja stove across the entire monitoring period (Table 2 and Fig. 7).

A three-day trip to the Corrolea Activity Centre northwest of Ireland, promoted under the country's Greenbox scheme, includes a guided bike tour of archaeological sites such as megolithic tombs, then canoeing back to your eco-friendly cottage (solar panels, wood stoves, recycling) across Lough Macnean, which straddles the counties of Leitrim, Cavan and Fermanagh.

At Derian's new home, a Viking stove sits across from a newly installed 19th-century industrial slate sink; a Sub-Zero fridge has had its regulation front replaced by 19th-century doors.

While the stove may not have as much active duty as the gas range across the room, it gets plenty of use.

Most of the total variability in usage across stove types was due to variability within homes: 66% across periods for traditional stoves and 78% for intervention stoves.

There are a variety of different baseline stoves and stacking scenarios that vary across regions and demographics.

There was much less variation of ventilation (doors or windows open during cooking) across stove types than was observed for having the child in the kitchen.

The RESPIRE trial (Randomized Exposure Study of Pollution Indoors and Respiratory Effects) found that the plancha chimney stove used widely across Guatemala and other Latin American countries reduced kitchen pollution concentrations by 90% and children's and women's exposures by 60%and50%0%, respectively (Smith et al. 2011).