Sentence examples for contrast wind from inspiring English sources

In contrast, wind quintets are an awkward five-way marriage.

In contrast, wind can be accurately forecast a day or two ahead and the sun rises and sets like clockwork.

In contrast, wind turbines equipped with a CVT system offer a wider range of the power generator's shaft speed.

By contrast, wind, solar and marine energy score well on the wide-ranging criteria, which include carbon emissions, land demands and even thermal pollution.

In contrast, wind turbines and large-scale pulverised fuel power stations are primarily used to produce electricity only, where the pulverised fuel may contain biomass for co-firing.

In contrast, wind speed was predictive in our analysis.

By contrast, wind-dispersed tree species basically need favourable site characteristics on the roadslopes.

The delegation from Alabama, by contrast, wound up with Wesley K. Clark and was later forced to suffer the indignity of climbing the stairway to heaven (with a side view of the podium) inside the convention hall.

Mr. Sarkozy, by contrast, wound up with a targeted, direct appeal to supporters of the far-right Marine Le Pen — who finished third in the first round — and for the centrist Francois Bayrou.

In contrast, wind-pollinated and seed-dispersed trees with recent range expansion into a relatively uniform habitats are expected to be more robust to transplantation.

As shown in Additional file 1: figures S6 - S8, which contrast winds in the morning rush hour periods on the basis of speed, the lightest winds (≤2.5 m s-1) arise primarily from the NNE and S sectors, directions not apparent in the annual analyses.