air conditioning

Even with distanced tables, case studies have shown that droplets can travel long distances within dining establishments, sometimes helped along by air conditioning.

Such a demon would soon be very wealthy from providing free air conditioning in the summer and free heating in the winter.

They expressed a litany of concerns about issues from a lack of air conditioning during the hot Alabama summer to fears about the novel coronavirus spreading in the facility.

Having windows open allows more air to be flushed out than by just having the heating or air conditioning turned on.

Simon wanted to strike out on his own and bounced between jobs, including a real estate title company, his own heating and air conditioning firm, a couple of Internet start-ups and computer programming.

There are fans, but Hetflaisz never once saw an air-conditioning unit—and temperatures get up to 100 degrees.

At 4:00 p.m. on a hot summer day, lots of people turn on their air conditioning at the same time.

Conway refers to the other important factors as the “three ‘A’s”: air conditioning, assimilation, and airfare.

The bus had no air-conditioning and was filled with Arab families.

Or the flier who jumped from the Jin Mao Tower in Shanghai and slammed into an air conditioning unit on a roof.

There was a faint hum that built up all over the ship as the air conditioning came on at the same time.

I said our air-conditioning system goes haywire and that we were ripping out a thousand old boilers and coolers.

Dillon sent out a rush request for air conditioning equipment, omitted, by some mistake, from the supplies.

Every building had been sealed and filters had been built into the air conditioning systems.

Kovandaswamy was sweating despite the air-conditioning, despite his almost-naked state.