Sentence examples for sunshade with from inspiring English sources

His strobe is affixed to the cab's sunshade with two rubber bands, a proletarian strike against today's dehumanizing, high-tech, digitized art.

The study finds that the design had emphasised on horizontal sunshade projection with integration of car porch, roof overhang and balcony as shading devices but it had lack of emphasis on vertical sunshade projection.

The first three-man crew deployed an improvised "parasol" sunshade (later fortified with an overlying sun shield) to prevent serious overheating of the station during their 28-day mission and released the jammed solar array.

And everything in the Targa is just this straightforward, including the easy-to-adjust new Bose audio system, the sliding glass roof with its retracting mesh sunshade, the climate system with its oversized buttons, even the onboard computer.

The ultra-lightweight Maclaren Volo (www.maclarenbaby.com ) — priced at $130 — weighs 9 pounds, has a sturdy frame, easy steering, folds with one hand, and comes with a sunshade, rain cover, carry strap and five-point harness.

For possible future motorcycle riders, Mr. Serbinski has also designed the Quattro Tour Stroller (2002), a techy-looking baby carriage with a sunshade and feeding tray that offers a "parent's console" with space for cellphone, eyeglasses and other personal effects.

It has now been fitted with a "sunshade".

The harbour became the focus of my trip and next morning I was back, scrabbling into a white skiff with a sunshade.

In present paper effect of proposed static sunshade, brick cavity wall with brick projections and their combined effect on indoor air temperature has been analyzed by constructing three rooms each of habitable dimensions (3.0 m × 4.0 m × 3.0 m high) and studying average hourly temperatures for three months in summer and winter each.

In present paper, effect of ventilated brick cavity wall with brick projections (independently and combined with designed static sunshade and hollow roof) on indoor air temperature has been analyzed experimentally by constructing four rooms of habitable dimensions (3.0 m × 4.0 m × 3.0 m high) and studying average hourly temperatures in summer.

Yet after what Eco has taken us through on this four-year journey -- chimeras, manticores, skiapods (creatures with one huge foot used as a sunshade), dog-headed cynocephali, headless blemmyae with eyes in their chests -- we take the rocs almost for granted.