Sentence examples for takes moisture from inspiring English sources

The first model, the modulOne, includes solar panels that power the climate control system, a clean water system that takes moisture from the air and an air quality control system that includes carbon dioxide control.

Tree roots obviously take moisture from the soil but this is a problem we can solve.

The two humidity models implemented in this software do not take moisture transfers in the wall into account.

Now for the science bit: they have a Phylon midsole (for cushioning and shock absorption), Dritex lining (to take moisture from your foot), and a Nubuck leather upper with spacer mesh (for added durability and breathability).

This is doubly effective, because not only can they act as a buffer to humidity (taking moisture out of the air), but they also stabilise a building's internal temperature much better through latent heat effects (energy consumed and released during evaporation and condensation within the pores of the material).

"We take moisture out, and in that form it will last maybe 30 years".

Immersed in a liquid, gelatin takes up moisture and swells.

In an environment where you have to pack it down and seal it, where it takes on moisture, that is very difficult to create a one-mile surface that is consistent.

When you leave, she said, you take the moisture in the pot with you".

In this study, we have taken soil moisture as a constant.

Epiphytes obtain water from rain and water vapour in the air; most absorb water with their roots, though many have specialized leaves that also take in moisture.