Sentence examples for venting performance from inspiring English sources

The fire venting performance of these roof panels has not been proven.

The presented work benefits the understanding of the no-vent fill performance and may guide the design of on-orbit no-vent fill system.

Investors will have a chance to vent about performance and to offer resolutions on corporate policy.

In order to understand how passive ventilation rates affect ridge-vent attic's performance, a two-dimensional steady-state finite volume model is employed to simulate the buoyancy-driven turbulent ventilation and heat transfer in a triangular attic space of a gable-roof residential building under winter conditions.

The position of the return air vent significantly influences the performance of underfloor air distribution (UFAD) systems with split-return/exhaust configuration.

Subsequently, the influences of the position and the size of the secondary vent on the cooling performance of the BTMS are investigated through using the typical numerical cases.

Sensitivity analysis of the model showed that width of side opening and angle of roof vent influenced the model performance considerably.

In this case, the acoustic effect of the vented enclosure on the performance of the EA is analyzed through an analytical approach using dynamic equations and an impedance-based equivalent circuit.

It is okay to vent after the performances are over but definitely not before or during.

The former Porto boss, who had not lost a league match as manager for 17 months prior to Sunday, began this week by venting his frustration at the performance of the officials in Manchester, revealing he had made a complaint to referees' chief Mike Riley.

This offers an important explanation for our prior results of increased egg size (a maternal effect and constrained to impacting snout-vent length primarily) decreasing offspring performance via sprint speed under more extreme thermal conditions so that tail to snout-vent length ratios go down dramatically under extreme transient heat exposure in embryos [ 2, 38, 39].