Sentence examples for a constant direction from inspiring English sources

"The conditions are ideal -- an altitude of 11 kilometers," 36,000 feet, "a large target going at a constant speed in a constant direction".

The "fetch" is the distance the waves have run, without obstruction, under the drive of a wind blowing in a constant direction.

The barrier effect is most pronounced in the zone of monsoon circulation (i.e., East, Southeast, and South Asia), where rain-bearing winds have a constant direction.

The gyroscope tends therefore to point in a constant direction in space, allowing the orientation of the vehicle to be accurately maintained.

They are found paired right and left occasionally (two-way), with the advantage of throwing the furrow slice in a constant direction as the turns are made.

Each node's movement can be divided into a sequence of time intervals called mobility epochs ξ, during which a node moves in a constant direction and speed [26].

The breaking wave height used in the littoral drift calculation was estimated after applying different wave transforming procedures over the deepwater wave which was predicted by the occurrence of predominant wind, blowing long enough in an essentially constant direction over a fetch.

A compass sense has been demonstrated in birds; that is, they are able to fly in a particular constant direction, regardless of the position of the release point with respect to the bird's home area.

In summer, the prevailing winds are light, moving in a nearly constant direction and the atmosphere is relatively free of turbulent and convective motions (Byrne et al., 1993).

The Antarctic plateau supports a desert-like continent during the observation period as the winds are light, mostly flowing in a nearly constant direction and the atmosphere is relatively free of turbulent and convective motions (Byrne et al., 1993; Deshpande and Kamra, 2001).

Fetch, area of ocean or lake surface over which the wind blows in an essentially constant direction, thus generating waves.