Sentence examples for Cut wind from inspiring English sources

The mirrors mounted on the hood are a little smaller than some other companies use, to cut wind resistance.

Lance has aero bars to cut wind resistance and squeeze every second out of those agonizing time trials.

The 7E7, which is still in development, has a distinctively shaped nose and wingtips that are designed to cut wind drag.

Updated at 4.15pm GMT 4.06pm GMT Fracking tape cut, wind farms tied up The Telegraph is reporting that restrictions on fracking may be eased as part of the tranche of cuts.

Mr Davey is likely to be directly at odds with Mr Osborne inside the Cabinet, as Mr Huhne was before him, over the Chancellor's attempt to cut wind subsidies, in response to growing pressure within the Conservative party (and back bench anger at the list of budget U-turns).

Sealing welds and plugging paint-drain holes in the body cut wind noise by 28%.

Cutting wind output can also interfere with the ability of utilities to meet state goals and mandates to include a certain percentage of renewable energy in the mix of power generated.

That cuts wind resistance for the riders in the pack, and they can make more progress with less energy.

Cut in wind speed, rated wind speed and cut off wind speed for Skystream wind turbine respectively are 3.5 m/s, 9 m/s and 25 m/s.

One of his most important jobs is to monitor this second distillation, insuring that only the most desirable spirit, known as the middle cut, winds up in the barrel, at between sixty-five and seventy per cent alcohol.

Many state officials say that every federal tax cut winds up hurting them, because most state tax codes are linked in some way to federal rates for income, estate and capital gains taxes.