Sentence examples for benign wind from inspiring English sources

The recurring periods of intensified wind erosion problems can best be explained as the combined result of a varying wind climate and the lack of appropriate long-term maintenance strategies for protective measures through the intervening periods of benign wind climate.

The albatross is the bringer of the benign south wind that Coleridge associates, in his Anima Poetae, with Genius.

Empirical models that were derived and constrained for more benign solar wind conditions severely over-predict the cross polar cap potential for this event.

The way forward is benign energy forms – wind, waves, solar and biomass".

Four holes ahead of Woods, Scott also recognized the benign course conditions — little wind or rain and temperatures near 60 — and birdied the 11th hole to close on Woods.

For a country like South Africa with significant adverse environmental impacts from several coal-fired power stations, the generation of power from more environmentally benign energy carriers, particularly wind and solar energy, is very desirable.

"There were two or three times when we should have just waited, it was so benign and then the wind came up and we were two bold and went and lost them both times," Richardson said of the 900 yard shoot.

Shifting these subsidies to the development of climate-benign energy sources such as wind, solar, biomass, and geothermal power is the key to stabilizing the earth's climate".

The winds were not so benign for Iitate during the nuclear calamity.

Perfect wind conditions and a relatively benign sea state combined to provide an ideal track for the 50-mile course round the Isle of Wight.

Paradoxically, Sherman's triumph lives on in the national memory mostly as a dramatic scene in the film of "Gone With the Wind," which takes a notably benign view of the Confederacy.