Sentence examples for use of ceiling from inspiring English sources
The conventional and modern designs of wind towers can successfully be used in hot arid regions to maintain thermal comfort (with or without the use of ceiling fans) during all hours of the cooling season, or a fraction of it.
As a result, participants adopted a range of adaptive behaviours to compensate for unsatisfactory thermal comfort conditions, such as adjustment of their clothing and the use of ceiling and portable fans in summer.
"The five-story office buildings will be ecologically advanced," he said, "in the use of ceiling tiles recycled from newspaper pulp, concrete pavers recycled from torn up highways, operable windows, outlets for hybrid and electric cars, and building materials that will be manufactured within a 500-mile radius to minimize road traffic".
The use of ceiling- and wall-mounted UV fixtures with mixing fan increased the UV effectiveness in inactivating S. marcescens aerosols to 62% (range: 50-78%) at 2 ACH and to 86% 81-899%) at 6 ACH.
The use of ceiling- and wall-mounted UV fixtures (total UV output: 15W) without mixing fan reduced the concentration of S. marcescens aerosols by 46% (range: 22-80%) at 2 air changes per hour (ACH) and 53% (range: 40-68%) at 6 ACH.
Through the use of ceiling-mounted tripods and paint splashes, the wide depth of field in the first image creates something of a "spacey" vibe.
But it stems from the Obama administration's deep frustration with Capitol Hill's use of the ceiling as a source of political leverage, both last year and this year.
An important feature of Western Chalukya roof art is the use of domical ceilings (not to be confused with the European types that are built of voussoirs with radiating joints) and square ceilings.
The use of a ceiling-suspended screen [ 21] or 0.5 mm lead cap attenuates scatter dose to the head by a factor of 2000 of baseline [ 96].
Inside, the architect was able to express himself through the use of high ceilings and other features".
We applied sensitivity analyses with the use of credibility ceilings to assess whether and how the results of meta-analyses of biomarkers and cancer risk would change.
