Sentence examples for characterization of wind from inspiring English sources

The principles and practical application of instrumentation used in the measurement and characterization of wind tunnel turbulence will be described.

The characterization of wind turbine wakes produced for different loading conditions of the turbine and incoming wind is a crucial task for design of wind farm layout.

The final objective is to provide an efficient simulation procedure, which simultaneously accounts for stochastic characterization of wind load intensity and direction.

This paper aims to conduct a stochastic characterization of wind field characteristics nearby an arch bridge based on long-term monitoring data from an instrumented structural health monitoring (SHM) system.

This study utilizes wind velocity measurements from sonic anemometers installed on a meteorological tower, which offers continuous characterization of wind conditions in the field, at elevations coinciding with the bottom, hub and top tip heights of the turbine.

Reference [10] used the discrete Hilbert transform as minimum phase type filter to forecast wind speed and identify the characterization of wind speed.

This paper deals with the statistical characterization of the wind velocity in complex terrains based on the measured data from unevenly spaced long-term anemometric stations.

A detailed characterization of the wind climate at a given site is indispensable for site assessment, and its accurate representation in load assessment models can reduce costs of turbine design and the risk of failure.

Histologic and biochemical characterization of biopsied wound tissue, which is currently the only reliable method for wound assessment, is invasive, complex to interpret, and slow.

The present experimental setup allowed us to make a molecular characterization of the wound healing effects on the HN-7 cell line.

Characterization of the wound response in a diverse set of animals will provide clues into why so many animal lineages have lost the ability to regenerate as a result of defective wound repair.