Sentence examples for a sequence of wind from inspiring English sources

The assembled system was then studied under a sequence of wind and irregular wave scenarios to reveal the nature of the coupled response behaviour.

A second important structural arrangement is the α-helix (see Figure 4); it is formed by a sequence of amino acids wound around a straight axis in either a right-handed or a left-handed spiral.

Based on the new photovoltaic output model, Reference [6] formed a probability sequence of wind-solar collaborative output through the convolution method and established a microgrid optimal economic operation model that can convert stochastic constraint into certainty constraints.

A sequence-of-tenses problem.

He was on far firmer ground with his Stravinsky - incisive accounts of the original 1920 version of Symphonies of Wind Instruments and a sequence of unaccompanied choral pieces - and showing that the atomised text and glittering sound-world of Boulez's Cummings ist der Dichter still beguile and bewitch.

Visitors will wind through a sequence of galleries that overlook the atrium on each floor, slipping repeatedly into long fingerlike passageways to reach the next level.

Some of the poems feel purely elemental - the sound of high winds drives a sequence of gusting jumps, while the rhythmic drag of waves accompanies a unison flow.

Forward-wind a quarter of a century, and Cage again wrote a sequence of some of the most coruscatingly complex music of his career, the Etudes Australes for solo piano.

Normal wound healing involves a sequence of inflammation, proliferation, and maturation or remodelling [12] and local IGF-I production increases as wound healing progresses [35].

Maybe a sequence of earthquakes discouraged them.

It's a sequence of astonishing power.