Sentence examples for winter consumes from inspiring English sources

Manual ventilation of dwellings in winter consumes excess heating energy, as cold outdoor air replaces warm indoor air.

In addition, littoral areas often contain dense macrophyte coverage which through the processes of decomposition during winter consumes oxygen (Meding and Jackson 2003).

NASA's budget — $18.7 billion this year — consumes a 0.5 percent sliver of the federal budget.

Fourth, agriculture today consumes 70% of the world's fresh water, and too much of it is wasted.

Perhaps no issue today consumes Russians of all stripes like the debate about what Russia was, is and will be.

Conservation would help immensely, as would a more rational use of agricultural land — irrigation today consumes seventy per cent of all freshwater.

In the course of a year, the average car on the road today consumes six hundred gallons of gasoline and produces six tons of carbon dioxide.

The U.S. today consumes 100 quadrillion Btu (quads) of thermal energy a year.

At full operation, the MSI Wind Top AE1900 consumes no more then 50 watts of power.

Because of this rapid rise in demand, Asia (including Japan) today consumes almost as much crude oil as the U.S.

Continuing along MSI's tradition of "green" computing, the MSI Wind Top AE1900 consumes 80% less energy then a traditional desktop PC.