Sentence examples for unnecessary cooling from inspiring English sources

The high electricity use results in large primary energy demands in general and also in internal heat gains and heat surplus, leading to unnecessary cooling loads given the high latitude and cold climate.

This results not only in high electricity use, but also in large internal heat gains and unnecessary high cooling loads given the high latitude and cold climate.

This creates an unnecessary strain on heating and cooling systems, ultimately resulting in higher than needed electric and gas bills.

Therefore specific actions to avoid unnecessary heat exposure and accumulation, and active engagement in cooling strategies, may become increasingly important.

In 1765 James Watt, a Scottish instrument maker and inventor, modified a Newcomen engine by adding a separate condenser to make it unnecessary to heat and cool the cylinder with each stroke.

By contrast, the Vessix Renal Denervation System (Boston Scientific Corporation, Natick, MA) does not require cooling from the bloodstream; its design integrates multiple elements that make cooling unnecessary.

Third, the leadership should look to cool off areas of unnecessary conflict with members.

Like most of the complications found at the priciest levels, it's convenient, unnecessary and totally cool.

This may cool down your suddenly-warm body and send signals to your brain that vomiting is unnecessary.

The engine's alcohol consumption would be minimal, because the extra cooling is unnecessary under light loads, such as steady driving at low to moderate speeds.

It also is able to make its bullets glow right before leaving the barrel, cool, but unnecessary.