The phrase "a windward" is not correct in standard English usage.
The term "windward" is typically used as an adjective or adverb, not as a noun with an article.
Example: "The boat sailed toward the windward side of the island."
Alternatives: "the windward direction" or "the windward side."
Sensitivity analyses for grid resolutions and turbulence models of simulations were performed for the building with a windward opening.
This partially explains the observed vigorous dynamic behaviour of roofs before failure in buildings with a windward opening during the passage of tropical cyclones.
Smaller buildings are often designed for cross ventilation by prevailing breezes with flow entering a windward opening and exhausting through a leeward opening.
A two-dimensional, steady, k ε turbulence model is used to study the influence of a windward heated wall on the air flow circulation in a street canyon with building height-to-street width ratio (aspect ratio) from 0.7 to 1.5.
In the latter case, the local velocity can induce positive pressures on the lip of a windward facing shingle or tile, which are transmitted underneath, adding to the external surface negative pressure and causing an increase of the net uplift force.
In our previous studies, it was revealed that the near-wall dispersion characteristics in a windward emission are significantly different from that in leeward emission for a high-rise building due to the effect of the building on the wind flow.
An efficient coupling strategy has been developed and applied to investigate the drying of a wet windward wall of a street canyon.
Kīlauea's bulk affects local climate conditions through the influence of trade winds coming predominately from the northeast, which, when squeezed upwards by the volcano's height, results in a moister windward side and a comparatively arid leeward flank.
Trough solar collectors exhibit a special structure: a thin mirror surface and a large windward surface.
"Without him, it's highly unlikely I would have ever been president of the United States," Mr. Bush wrote in a foreword to a draft of "Going to Windward: A Mosbacher Family Memoir," a book by Mr. Mosbacher scheduled to be published in May.
Considered, in some depth, were the cases of the model with a large windward opening (door opening of 5.3%) and a low background porosity (uniformly distributed of 0.025%).
