solar heating

British  

noun

1. heat radiation from the sun collected by heat-absorbing panels through which water is circulated: used for domestic hot water, central heating, and heating swimming pools

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Example Sentences

“The smoke rose to altitudes between 12 and 23 kilometers within 2 months owing to solar heating of black carbon,” the researchers of the study stated.

From Salon

The coveted Park Place, railroads and their ilk are replaced by WiFi, ride-sharing tiles and groundbreaking inventions and innovations made possible by women throughout history, including chocolate chip cookies, solar heating and, yes, even modern shapewear.

From Los Angeles Times

That could reveal how exposure to the rigours of space, and in particular solar heating, solar wind and cosmic rays, affected the chemistry on the surface.

From Nature

As the men lift weights, do push-ups, swim with dumbbells, and move from the sauna to the ice bath, they confer on their workouts and discuss solar heating, current events and the latest podcasts.

From Los Angeles Times

If the Arctic begins to experience entirely ice-free summers, scientists say, the planet will warm even more, as the dark ocean water absorbs large amounts of solar heating that used to be deflected by the cover of ice.

From Washington Post