Sentence examples for which were ventilated from inspiring English sources

The Solar One building housed approximately 4 m2 of Glauber salts, which were ventilated with fans to deliver warm air inside the building in winter, and cool air in summer.

Infected birds for each species were housed separately in groups of 4 or 5 (inoculated and contact birds) in self-contained isolation units, which were ventilated under negative pressure with HEPA-filtered air.

A building with one space in it was used to test the effect of a roof pond which was ventilated mechanically for summer cooling.

It introduces the two main concepts active wall, a double skin façade mechanically ventilated with the return air from the indoor environment, and the interactive wall, which is ventilated with outdoor air by means of small fans incorporated in the façade.

Four kilometres of the M5 East motorway is a dual tunnelled section, which is ventilated via a single exhaust stack, located 900 metres north of the tunnelled motorway.

After 5 minutes of soft pressure, the cut area of skin was covered with medicated dressing (handyplast) which is ventilated and containing antiseptic 0.2% Nitrofurazone.

One century later, Robert Hooke, one of the greatest experimental scientists of the seventeenth century, repeated the Vesalius's experimentation using a strangled chicken model, which was ventilated by bellows.

For the purpose of radiation protection, the entire aerosol system was a) maintained at −30 Pa low pressure on average and b) installed in a glove box, which was ventilated continuously through an absolute particle filter and maintained at −5 to −10 Pa below ambient air pressure in the laboratory.

Third, we excluded studies in which patients were ventilated using low tidal volumes, which is the commonly accepted ventilation strategy in patients with acute respiratory distress syndrome.

The pathologic role of R/D was best evidenced in studies in which animals were ventilated at a high peak lung volume (high static strain) associated with lung over-distension with and without high dynamic strain (R/D).

SmartCare™ group patients were also submitted to a daily weaning screen, after which they were ventilated with the SmartCare™/PS mode.