Sentence examples for advantage of wind from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, the great advantage of wind is that it is a free fuel, unlike gas, coal or oil.
We would now expect Vodafone to re-commit to growing its Greek business organically, which may involve some investment in subscriber growth/retention to grow its market share – a price worth paying in the short term to take advantage of Wind's troubles.
The major advantage of wind towers is that they are passive systems requiring no energy for operation.
To balance things out, engineers have proposed linking up wind farms to take advantage of wind variability across a wider area.
For Deltawind's later customer (E.on), the comparative advantage of wind energy was obvious because the popularity of "home-grown" green energy is growing.
The principal environmental advantage of wind power is that it is a renewable resource, that is, its exploitation does not lead to a depletion of a global natural resource in the way that the burning of coal or gas results in reduced reserves.
Albatrosses and some other seabirds have long, narrow wings and take advantage of winds over the oceans, whereas some vultures and hawks have broad wings with slotted tips that permit more use of updrafts and winds deflected by hills.
The sail is oriented diagonally to the long axis of the animal to take advantage of winds that will keep them out at sea.
The feasibility and potential advantages of wind tunnel testing of otter board designs are assessed.
