Sentence examples for circulating wind from inspiring English sources

Since the lift force due to circulating wind flow is different around the fin, the warp must be considered for the fin firstly to minimize the stress applied to the fin and secondly to distribute the lift force over the surface, uniformly (Fig. 1).

This pool of cold freshwater, which is less dense than the saltier seawater on which it floats, is being kept in its place by circulating winds.

Where the waves weaken, at about 60,000 feet, the glider is supposed to intercept another phenomenon, the polar vortex — circulating winds that act like a giant cyclone during the austral winter, delivering a strong uplift.

So the boats usually drop in latitude to round the Pacific High with the clockwise circulating winds.

Air did not circulate, wind was shut out.

The tornado core is a roughly cylindrical region of lower atmospheric pressure that is bounded by the maximum tangential winds (the fastest winds circulating around the centre of the tornado).

As is shown in the figure, the central axis of circulation is within the core region, a roughly cylindrical area of lower atmospheric pressure that is bounded by the maximum tangential winds (the fastest winds circulating around the centre of the tornado).

As the cold air mass whose leading edge contained a small low-pressure centre approached the hurricane's warmer counterclockwise wind field on October 29th, winds circulating around the low-pressure centres of the cold air mass and of Hurricane Sandy began to mix.

David imagined the house, the wind circulating through those rooms, doors swinging on hinges.

From there she learned about garbage patches in our oceans called plastic gyres brought together by circulating currents and wind.

Winds circulating counterclockwise around this center overspread the Mid-Atlantic from the south.