Sentence examples for with no ventilation from inspiring English sources

With no ventilation, the temperature reaches the high 70s.

A few science classes are held in one tiny square room with no ventilation.

With no ventilation, and sanitary facilities inadequate, the air quickly became foul and stayed that way.

"Dealing with heat and humidity is the hardest thing about working in the kitchen and when you lose electricity and you're stuck with no ventilation -- just gas and a lot of candles -- it's quite interesting," Mr. Gilbert said.

Such anecdotes fit with other tales of dwelling in decrepit surroundings, with guardians sleeping up to 12 to a room, using temporary bathrooms with no ventilation and, in central London, paying close to market rent for the pleasure.

Posanna was given a cot in "a tiny room with no ventilation or coolers in 50 degrees of heat with 20 other men sleeping there" in the town of Al Khor, 30 miles north of Doha.

The patients were randomized into four groups: PCVNO group, pressure controlled ventilation with NO; PCVWNO group, pressure-controlled ventilation without NO; VCVWNO group, volume-controlled ventilation without NO; and VCVNO group, volume-controlled ventilation with NO.

Figure  2a and b displays mobilisation activities for Australia and Scotland for each day of patient admission as the percentages of patients with an ETT and mechanical ventilation, with a tracheostomy and mechanical ventilation or with no mechanical ventilation and the occurrence of mobilisation within each of these categories.

We were held in a crumbling barracks at the other end of the grounds, or, sometimes, in tiny cells, with no windows — no ventilation — and it was unearthly hot.

Seventeen-year-old Monica McMurray worked at a Sheffield engineering factory and recorded in her diary for 1941: "This eternal smell of oil combined with next to no ventilation and artificial light at work is suffocating, I think I shall have to try to get on the land".

These fuels are often burned in stoves, without chimneys or hoods and with little or no ventilation, and are a major source of household air pollution (HAP).