Sentence examples for the current ambient from inspiring English sources

Depending on the current ambient conditions and the actual heat demand, different operating modes are to be applied: In part load with favorable external conditions the space heating demand is covered by direct use of the FMSC heat output.

The first harvest yielded on average 22% more harvestable biomass in the future elevated [CO2] treatment than in the current ambient [CO2] (F = 6.72, P<0.05) (Figure 1).

The first specific hypothesis of interest is that the dynamic profile of glucose consumption depends on the current ambient temperature.

GLMs were also used to test if gender significantly affected reproductive output measures under the current ambient and experimentally reduced pollination regimes.

Table 4 shows the impact (in terms of mortality) of the estimated current ambient levels of pollutants relative to the assumed background concentrations and the benefit of reducing pollutant concentrations to the levels set as targets by the WHO AQG or the Directive 2008/50/EC.

These approximate atmospheric CO2 concentrations at the beginning of the 19th century, current ambient levels, and those projected by the years 2025 and 2040, respectively (IPCC 2007).

The thermal state of the Lynx conductor is mainly defined by the magnitude of the transmitted electrical current, ambient temperature, wind velocity and its direction and also by solar radiation.

Growing poplars under elevated [CO2] resulted in a more positive GHG balance compared to the GHGB under current ambient conditions.

A review of the basis for current ambient standards is given.

This research has investigated the accuracy of using current ambient temperature design rules in Australia/New Zealand (AS/NZS 4600), American (AISI S100) and European (Eurocode 3 Part 1.3) standards in determining the flexural torsional buckling capacities of cold-formed steel columns at uniform elevated temperatures using appropriately reduced mechanical properties.

The results indicate that current ambient air pollution levels can have chronic and adverse effects on lung development in children, leading to clinically significant lung function deficits in adulthood.