Sentence examples for trapping moisture from inspiring English sources

We're surrounded by towering ironwood trees, which form a canopy 50 metres above our heads, blocking out sunshine but trapping moisture and heat.

U.S.T.A. officials told John Martin of Straight Sets last year that testing showed that tarps, in addition to being difficult to store, could damage the courts by trapping moisture and causing bubbling.

The first thing I do with a haul of berries, after eating my fill straight from the basket, is to unpack the rest and spread them out on kitchen or paper towels, so they're not pressing against one another and trapping moisture.

The company says its microporous active particles --made from those natural substances combine a large surface area with energy absorption, which is perfect for trapping moisture.

To Baker, that means the Andean-driven processes from speciation on the slopes to trapping moisture over the Amazon to pushing freshwater rivers east could have started long before 10 million years ago, the date Hoorn and others propose.

A concrete path around the tower was trapping moisture, leading to rising damp.

Glass should not touch the mounted object, because of the risk of trapped moisture.

This trapped moisture vapor tries to work its way out to the drier air on the outside, and in the process it pushes off any paint that is in the way.

G.E. said it believed that a new coating, which contained less lead and was meant to be easier on the environment, had inadvertently trapped moisture on the shafts and weakened them.

In general, the MC of the compost increased with time due to vaporisation and the trapped moisture loss inside the composter.

The origin of hydrogen in the PSi-etched Si-ncs in the form of Si-H bonds is in all possibility from the trapped moisture since the enormous surface area adsorbs moisture when exposed to the ambient atmosphere.