Sentence examples for To windblown from inspiring English sources
adjective
Growing in a distorted shape produced by the prevailing winds
The money for more advanced precautions, like making brick buildings more resistant to windblown water, is still in question.
Border towns like Agua Prieta, long known as a departure point, have gone from bustling to windblown.
This, in turn, led to the creation of caoshu, or grass script, which takes its name from its resemblance to windblown grass disorderly yet orderly.
For example, dust storms, which are principally due to windblown coarse PM comprised of crustal material, are major public health issues throughout the world.
In 1871, Kelvin applied a mathematical analysis to windblown waves on the sea and, some two decades later, Helmholtz did the same for clouds.
Perched on a cliff peak, teetering in director's chairs with binoculars pressed to windblown faces, a gaggle of out-of-work actors, cinematographers and assorted retirees scans the sea for life signs that have grown faint in recent years.
Scant wonder that this travel wonder -- impossible to drive or hike to, so constantly windblown as to make frustrated cartographers weep, so "creepy," as even the ancient Incas put it -- has long been wreathed in obscurity.
Opponents described the project as ersatz history, commissioned mostly to lend Newport the cachet of a big-name contemporary artist and they further complained that the low foundations - which they compared to cat-litter boxes - would serve only to catch windblown trash and trip people trying to play sports in the park.
At the end of each day the compacted refuse cell is covered with a layer of compacted soil to prevent odours and windblown debris.
It includes a method for simulating deposition patterns for several different size fractions and can be translated to other regions and applied to different windblown dust sources.
Based on field observations and wind tunnel experiments, gravel sand barriers and tree shelterbelts were designed to serve as the main measures to control windblown sand, with artificial grasslands and irrigation systems also contributing.
