Sentence examples for applied wind from inspiring English sources

Four typical models of a highly populated urban area are studied and wind tunnel experiments are carried out over an extended range of the applied wind directions.

The same relation solved for 8 cardinal directions weighted by the inverse of the previously applied wind direction normalization generates a map of Hg inventory and deposition on the landscape (Supplementary video).

Although the decellularized dermis (Strattice) is used in clinical settings, its lack of porosity and the poor environment it creates for the AdMSCs do not make it an ideal candidate for a cell seeded, topically applied wound treatment.

Varying ways of application and application techniques being applied for electrical generation, ventilation and pollution dispersion, onshore cooling and dehumidification of coastal urban cities, and economics and environmental benefits of applying wind energy in urban environments are summarized.

In this paper an effort has been made to theoretically estimation of overall oxygen mass transfer coefficient (KL) in field conditions by applying wind correction to the oxygen mass transfer coefficient (KLphy) estimated in a simulated pond in laboratory conditions using physical absorption method.

In addition to the expected wind speeds at specific return periods, the uncertainty in the estimations is of great importance for understanding and applying wind hazard maps.

We further characterized this difference by applying wind stimuli to the cerci or tactile stimuli to the antenna (Fig. 5), both known to be poorly effective in eliciting escape in stung versus normal cockroaches [12], [14].

This study examines in detail the quasi-steady aerodynamic theory, which is widely applied in wind engineering for the evaluation of wind loads.

Commonly used for pedestrian wind comfort assessment, the sand erosion technique is here applied to wind resource assessment.

Different balancing rules are applied to wind power among the countries; for instance, to what extent wind power producers (WPPs) are responsible for the energy imbalances and how those imbalances are penalized.

This method is applied to wind power assessment combined with the linear wake model and the wind turbine power curve, and also can be used in wind turbine positioning optimization.