Sentence examples for supply opening from inspiring English sources
The novelty of the paper is the identification of the evolution of the air mean velocity distribution with distance from the supply opening.
Robertson said since the price hikes are a result of low competition rather than low supply, opening up new supplies that are owned by the same companies controlling current supply would do nothing to lower prices.
The so-called "N-point air supply opening model" is applied to describe boundary conditions of air terminal devices in computational fluid dynamics calculation.
This paper proposes a simplified system based on a new air supply opening model and a numerical method of solving the discrete algebraic equations to accelerate and simplify the convergence procedure of predicting air distribution in ventilated rooms.
The decentralization of heat and water supply opens the possibility of residential areas where greenhouses fed with low quality water (grey water and brackish water) could be used to produce distilled water as well as heat and fruits.
The inversely determined air-supply opening sizes between the proposed method and the full CFD simulation are quite similar.
The Fed uses three main instruments in regulating the money supply: open-market operations, the discount rate, and reserve requirements.
He called for a "radical change in ways of thinking and acting" about food production to "increase food supply, open up markets and wipe out subsidies".
The complex initiated its own programme of rationing for a while, turning the water on each day for 3-4 hour stretches in the mornings and evenings, but Santana now leaves the supply open.
The overall sentiment from landlords, investors and investment sales brokers is that this decline has less to do with the market and more to do with a lack of real supply, open listings labeled as "off market" and overpriced properties.
Open image in new window Fig. 24 Annual energy supply to different houses: a amount of energy supply (kWh) and b percentage distribution of different energy supply Open image in new window Fig. 25 Annual energy consumption of different houses: a amount of energy consumption (kWh/m2) b percentage distribution of different energy consumption, and c to grid line electricity (kWh).
