Sentence examples for supplying cold from inspiring English sources
Meetings are held at his house and he is responsible for supplying cold cuts and ice cubes".
To model the recirculation behavior, researchers proposed a thermal network approach, in which the inlet airflow temperature is a linear function of the supplying cold airflow temperature and rack outlet temperature [35, 36].
Yeo et al. [34] showed that the temperature differential of server inlet airflow for different locations in an opened aisle data center can be as high as around 20 °C when the supplying cold air temperature is 15 °C.
In the process, some interactive metrics, including server temperature, supplying cold air temperature, the number of powered-on servers, and Power Usage Efficiency (PUE), are carefully dissected by a series of comparison studies under two different control policies.
It is observed that main electric power consumption of the system is required for supplying cold water stream and the performance of system could enhances remarkably if a free cold water supply is available.
Pushing a few buttons on your iPhone you could summon an ice cream truck in the heat of summer to your location, supplying cold confections for you and your friends, all on demand.
In addition to supplying cold-chain equipment to preserve vaccines, UNICEF Syria has supported the Ministry of Health by assisting in the training of health personnel, producing communication materials to raise immunization awareness and building the technical capacity of specialists by supporting their participation in international workshops and conferences.
The liquor store across the parking lot can supply cold Negra Modelo beer to drink with your meal.
Then he attached two pieces of green hose, one to supply cold water to the coil, which would cause the evaporating samogon to condense, and one to flush the water back out.
It had a central refrigeration plant in the basement that supplied cold water to small air-handling units on every other floor; these supplied conditioned air to each office space through ducts in the ceiling; the air was returned through grills in doors to the corridors and then back to the air-handling units.
Generally data centers have chillers to supply cold water, which is used for air conditioning.
