Sentence examples for unit that integrates from inspiring English sources
This paper investigates a novel terminal unit that integrates a radiant cooling floor (RCF) with an underfloor air distribution system (UFAD).
It also features the element that has most distinguished recent BMWs, and drawn some controversy along with the styling: iDrive, the byzantine unit that integrates more than 750 navigation, communications, radio and climate features.
This article presents a novel unit that integrates for the first time air sampling and preconcentration based on the use of fabric phase sorptive extraction principles.
systems, transmitting its location, speed, and direction to a central control unit that integrates the information provided by each one of the vehicles.
The hype is moving to flashier desktop units that integrate display and processor in the timeless tradition of the ancient Commodore PET and RadioShack TRS-80 but with separate mice and keyboards and flat color LCD screens.
CRMs act as modular units that integrate inputs from multiple TFs giving rise to a specific spatio-temporal output of gene expression [ 3].
The seminar culminates with the collaborative design and execution of a Built Environment Ecosystems Unit (BEE Unit) that integrates emerging technologies for metabolizing energy, water, air flows, food, and waste streams in novel ways that address global environmental imperatives.
The 'Solasyphon' is a simple 'bolt-on' heat exchange unit that can be integrated externally to a traditional single-coil hot water cylinder (HWC) avoiding the costly replacement of an existing HWC with a twin-coil HWC.
The model comprises natural gas treatment, H2 and CO2 compression, as well as H2 purification with an adsorption unit that has been integrated within the SER process by using the off-gas for sorbent regeneration.
A module is a unit that is tightly integrated internally, but which is relatively independent from other such modules [23], [96].
This particularly applies to acquired units that are integrated and lose their independence and individual visibility.
