Sentence examples for aiding wind from inspiring English sources

By rule, an aiding wind of more than 2 metres per second (4.473 miles per hour) nullifies a record time in distances up to 200 metres.

The women's long jump did switch its approach to a tailwind and Shana Williams, a 1993 Seton Hall graduate from Bridgeton, N.J., won the event in 22-9 with an aiding wind of 6.7 miles an hour, more than two miles an hour over the allowable limit.

The achenes of R. kuepferi are small and have a cavity between the seed and the pericarp, aiding wind dispersal (Müller-Schneider, 1986).

Lewis asked officials to allow the men to jump into the South pit, with its strong aiding wind.

The wind gauge registered an aiding wind of 2.19 meters per second, but Lewis said the strongest velocity came from a west-to-east crosswind.

This practice aids wind- and water-aided erosion and desertification, causing enormous negative environmental effects.

Catherine Frazier, a spokeswoman for the governor, said in an e-mail that Mr. Perry "supports efforts to build the necessary transmission network" to aid wind power's development.

One project he worked on, which has since lost political allure, was the effort to lay giant transmission lines to aid wind power.

(Another dam agency, the Western Area Power Administration, got a similar boost and also plans more transmission lines to aid wind and other renewables).

A simple mathematical expression to explain the relationship between the flux ratio and the geometric parameters has been developed to aid wind design in an urban neighborhood.

Moreover, once a $5 billion statewide transmission line expansion to aid wind power is completed, wind farms will most likely resume their rapid growth in West Texas, where land and good winds are plentiful.