Sentence examples similar to approach from upwind from inspiring English sources

The Japanese aircraft spotted the American carriers around 11 05 and the B5Ns attacked first because the D3As had to circle around to approach the carriers from upwind.

Hold the tarp, with arms spread and peek over the top as you approach the trap from upwind.

One clear approach for providing such independent verification [ Pacala et al., 2010] is atmospheric inverse modeling, a top-down approach that uses atmospheric concentration measurements coupled with an atmospheric transport model to infer fluxes from upwind locations.

The senators who broke party ranks were Northeast Republicans and Southern Democrats from upwind states.

Their trademark black and reddish colours, beautiful when observed from upwind, do not give away their morbid behaviour.

The estimate of avoided deaths thanks to controls on soot from upwind states is a slightly different beast.

The report suggests that even tougher restrictions on nitrogen emissions from upwind power plants may be needed to stem to trend.

Asian emissions are the largest source of anthropogenic deposition to all ocean basins, though there is also regional source influence from upwind continents.

In turn, relative contributions from local and transported sources on Seoul need to be established, as this city is particularly influenced by sources from upwind geographic areas.

New York officials and environmental groups seized on the report as clear evidence that the federal government urgently needs to set even stricter standards for nitrogen emissions, particularly from upwind coal-burning power plants in the Midwest.

A nonsignificant result from these tests implies that frequencies of organisms at a downwind location were not different from upwind.