Sentence examples for airflows from inspiring English sources

Zhejiang has a humid subtropical climate, controlled chiefly by monsoonal airflows and modified by local influences.

Researchers at the University of Sussex are exploring techniques which will allow viewers to sense "raindrops" on their hands or wind on their face, using ultrasound beams and airflows, to heighten the emotional impact of scenes they are watching on television.

Air filters can be treated, meaning the water and oils which they pull out of airflows just slip off, extending the life of the filter.

The third is the jet stream, which fires directly through Tornado Alley, churning those combined airflows into violent storms.

The sunshine totals were helped by the cold northerly airflows which are usually sunny in the spring.

The coolness was due to a lack of mild south-west airflows and a high frequency of clear nights.

The cloche isn't closed at the ends, so creates airflow.

The wind-catchers – long, rectangular structures that cause airflow from the cooler undergrounds to the main rooms – in old homes are even more intricate than those found in Yazd, in the central desert.

An oscillation in the climate in the form of La Niña a cooling of the surface temperature across the equatorial eastern-central Pacific, causing big changes in airflow and weather patterns is likely to have contributed to the droughts.But humans too play a part.

Its aerofoil shape provides lift, but a pilot needs to regulate the airflow over it in order to control the aircraft.

Dust that cools a desert can change local airflow patterns and lessen the amount of rain that falls in surrounding areas.