Sentence examples for use of conditioning from inspiring English sources
The use of conditioning additives led to new challenges during separation of the slurries (for SM) and disposal of the excavated soil (for EPBM).
The definitive statement of Watson's position appears in another major work, Psychology from the Standpoint of a Behaviorist (1919), in which he sought to extend the principles and methods of comparative psychology to the study of human beings and staunchly advocated the use of conditioning in research.
Similarly, economic organisations operate by the use of conditioning, in the form of money; but the strength of an economy arguably depends in large part on the functional operation of law enforcement which makes commerce possible, by the regulation of peace and property rights.
It should be noted that prevention of the risks related to the use of conditioning systems cannot be based only on the effectiveness of the detergent employed, although it is fundamental.
Reducing heat exposure often means having access to air conditioning, but widespread use of air conditioning can overburden the electrical grid to the point of large-scale outages.
"Players will use blocks of conditioning through the year and in those blocks they strengthen their body for the rigours of tennis.
Cnp+/− mice showed higher percentage of freezing in the fear conditioning chamber already at baseline, that is before measurement of conditioned or cued memory (p = 0.007; Fig 2F), precluding the use of fear conditioning for memory assessment in these mice.
Therefore, the use of air conditioning equipment and non thermal adequate constructions promote high electrical consumptions.
The windows can also selectively reflect infrared light, which is responsible for much indoor overheating, leading to cooler interiors and lower use of air conditioning.
The growing use of air conditioning and refrigeration risks undermining international efforts to cut emissions to avoid dangerous heatwaves, extreme weather and sea level rise.
For one thing, an increase in the use of air conditioning could place a heavy strain on the electrical grid, Mora said.
