Sentence examples for art of winding from inspiring English sources
And we also saw one of the first examples of Diego Costa's affection for the art of winding opponents up.
The art of winding a turban required no small degree of skill, the wearer fitting the cap over his knee and winding it in that position, whereafter the cap kept the folds in place.
This paper starts with a state of the art of wind turbines and their problematic and continues with the presentation of a polynomial control method designed for the third functioning zone of a wind turbine.
The objective of this chapter is to review state-of-the art filament winding concepts and equipment and to provide guidance for the creation of composite designs that are of interest for structural applications, while considering modern technology trends.
As a pilot, he honed the art of reading wind conditions by looking at how snow blew over mountain ridges.
This paper reviews the state-of-the-art of urban wind energy by examining the various types of urban wind turbine designs, with a view to understand their performance and the synergy between the turbines and the urban environments.
After graduating from Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School in Washington, she dreamed of art school, but wound up going to Manhattanville College in Purchase, N.Y., obeying the wishes of her father, H. Gabriel Murphy, part-owner of the Washington Senators baseball team, which later moved to Minnesota and became the Twins.
German romanticism is an art of landscape, and wind instruments befit it well.
The issue also includes three reviews about the present state of art of research on wind power technologies and the suggestions for promoting the future research in this field.
In the Cold Spring Harbor Library, where the downstairs art gallery consists of a winding corridor and a round meeting room, there was room for only 21 posters.
(Passages of dialogue, for example, are rhythmic and rhymed.) But "Music in the Air" is one of those gently witty parodies of a quaint art form that wind up seeming quainter than the real thing.
