Sentences with phrase «air in the room»

During winters, ensure that the room is warm and during summers make sure there is ample circulation of cool and fresh air in the room.

This concentration will decrease with time, as air in the room leaves and is replaced by air from outside or from a different room.

Vents cool every room in the house when the cold air pushes through the filter and into the vents, releasing cold air in a room.

Most negations — like «no fire in the room» — imply some positive factual alternative — like «every part of the room below ninety degrees centigrade» or «air in the room clear and fresh.»

To top it all Vornado is known for its signature vortex action to help evenly distribute clean air in the room in a gentle manner.

As the warm air in the room contacts the window and cools down, it sinks to the bottom of the room creating cool draughts.

Given this social contempt for anorexics, and the fact that it isn't a chic and oft - dramatized addiction like drug use or alcoholism, which are frequently used as fodder for theatrically masculine self - pity, To the Bone is under self - imposed pressure to matter and to clear the prejudicial air in the room.

Entitled Yellow Air in Room 625, artists Emma Haugh and Eimear Walshe will respond to queer community and space in collaboration with the public through sculpture, video, workshops, performances and community events.

The heat source may be constant (as the sun may have been on average from 1960 to 2000 despite a slow decline during that period from an early peak) but the surrounding air in the room which contains it continues to warm up until there is a new equilibrium between the heat coming from the bar fire and heat escaping from the room.

One of the company's designs goes directly into a home's heating and air conditioning system so it takes care of problem air in every room; a second, portable system covers up to 1,500 square feet.

The beauty is that when someone opens a window or door and cold air is introduced to the interior airspace the warmth stored in the face of the block actually leaves the block to «attack» the cold air in the room or «lack of heat» so that your furnace doesn't have to kick on right away to warm the interior of the home again.

Keep the fan speed on a low to medium setting to circulate and mix the heated air to warm the room more efficiently rather than a higher fan speed which would cool the warm air in the room.

Methane is a clear, odorless (the terrible smell is added to commercially - used versions of the gas), hydrocarbon gas that is flammable when it makes up between 5 and 15 % of the air in a room — then, all it takes is a spark, and in the German building, that spark took place.

This unit is larger and not as aesthetically pleasing as the others (it looks almost like a paper shredder), but it gets the job done, cleaning and circulating the air in a room up to five times per hour.

For example, Nora Dashwood, COO of the company's ArcLight Cinemas division, once learned from a theater assistant manager in his early twenties that «he could feel the air in the room go cold» around Dashwood whenever a problem arose.

Since most AA's smoke, by now the air in the room is a blue haze.

I made mine with grapes, and found that what you start with is not important, the starter becomes whatever is naturally occuring in your house, if you take San Fransico starter to Atlanta it becomes whatever is occuring in the air in the room in Atlanta.

She never needed a recipe, and she knew how something was baking by the scent of the air in the room.

It's much easier to fall asleep if the air in your room is pleasantly cool than when it's dry and sultry.

If your baby seems sleepy and not interested in feeding, try changing the diaper or unwrapping him from a swaddled blanket to expose him to the air in the room.

Apart from the size and appearance, this unit is also a very efficient humidifier that provides a steady and consistent stream of water vapor that helps to keep the air in the room moist and fresh.

If you use an air - conditioner in your baby's room, this will dry out the air in the room, potentially making your baby's skin - peeling worse.

This vapour mixes with dry air at the cooling chamber, resulting in the release of warm, moist air to the air in the room.

If you do have this issue, a humidifier will work to add important moisture to the air in the room.

As mentioned previously, humidifiers add moisture to the air in the room.

Baby humidifiers will provide extra protection and make the air in any room safe for your baby's lungs and skin.

-- Improve the condition of sleep: ventilate the room before going to bed or leave the window open, moisten the air in the room; make the crib more comfortable: put a pillow roll under the baby's back, warm the crib (babies often wake up when they are put from mother's warm hands into the cold crib), you can put the baby on a warm blanket covered with a flannel nappy.

«You could cut the air in the room with a knife,» the source said.

«We need to sample the air in rooms where people are studying and lecturing,» Kembel says.

It will filter all air in a room up to 550 square feet, twice in an hour at the highest setting.

«Downstairs where the patients come in, we have upper - room UV to sanitize the air in those rooms,» he said.

However, a more efficient device that runs off the air in a room has been developed by Joseph Potkay of the US Department of Veterans Affairs, and so far it works in rats.

An air conditioning unit cycled the air in the room, Lee told ScienceInsider.

In combination with the constant circulation of the air in the room, this could help explain the high number of infections, Drosten says.

A broken thermometer can release enough mercury vapor to poison the air in a room — one reason why some cities and several states discourage the sale of mercury fever thermometers.

It'll keep the air in your room circulating, fresh, and free of toxins and allergens, making for a peaceful, restorative rest.

The rays penetrate the skin deeply without heating up the air in the room.

The infrared rays heat the body directly, as opposed to heating the air in the room.

Make sure you get one with enough CFM (cubic feet of air purified each minute) to clear the air in the room at least once every 30 minutes.

The shell then flies by the screen as we hear the air in the room howl through the shell before it falls to the ground.

Copley, as he usually does, sucks up most of the air in the room with his big personality and showy performance.

«At first, teacher conversations about race and bias were so uncomfortable, you could cut the air in the room with a knife,» Lee said.

You should only let your puppy air dry, if the air in the room is at room temperature.

For me this takes working from life in a new direction: I spend time looking at the subject, feeling the air in the room, imagining the weather and light outside by seeing the qualities of light on the wall inside the doorframe, and just quietly centering myself inside.

Ghost was a true breakthrough; a cast from a room in a house on London's Archway Road, much like the one Whiteread grew up in, in which she sought to «mummify the air in a room.»

Sunshine as white gold in the air in a room.

Creed likes to make little of nothing very much: a sheet of A4 crumpled into a perfect sphere, half the air in a room captured in white balloons, the other half free for all.