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n. A device which controls the temperature and relative humidity in cars, buildings, etc, by way of a heating and/or air conditioning system.
Usage examples of "climate control".
Earlier, the de-humidifier had shut down and the vehicle's internal climate control had switched over from cool to heat.
Once settled within, he prepared to address the matter of the individual climate control.
Unfortunately, Mimmisompo was not wealthy enough to afford climate control, so it was still hot and humid.
He thinks it may even be possible to develop climate control systems, given the new understanding we have of long-term climate shirts.
I had spent the last several weeks in perfect climate control, and my body was not used to this kind of extreme.
His office smelled musty, mildewed from the incessant rain despite its laboring climate control system.
The conquest of the oceans links up directly with the advance toward accurate weather prediction and, ultimately, climate control.
Hurricane-flood-proof walls, its own climate control system: you name it.
It was modern enough, with variable-polarity solar windows, automatic climate control and a huge heat sink to go with the windows and vents and all the nice accessories that made maintenance simple.
There was talk of climate control with the aid of very large photoconverters, and of photoelectric cells—.
I was sleeping, but he woke me up pounding on the super's door and yelling at him to fix the climate control.