Sentence examples for development of the downwind from inspiring English sources

The use of the 3DL process for the upwind sails led to great efficiency gains in terms of structural integrity, and the development of a twisted flow wind tunnel was invaluable in the development of the downwind sails.

The percentage of resistant fecal coliform organisms was not statistically different for any of the downwind distances (p > 0.05), and all downwind values were similar to the upwind values for all antibiotics except lincomycin (p = 0.011) (Table 5).

The percentage of resistant group A streptococci was not statistically different at any of the downwind distances (p > 0.05), and all downwind values were similar to the upwind values (p > 0.05) (Table 4).

The areas most greatly affected may be far downwind of the source of the pollution.

Where the chosen locations were within ±45° of the measured downwind or upwind direction, they were deemed to be accurate downwind or upwind locations, respectively.

Patrick Keys of the Stockholm Resilience Center in Sweden says the downwind effect of deforestation is not limited to the tropics.

The results of this research support the development of alternative lightweight materials and design concepts such as a two-bladed downwind design for upscaling to remain a cost effective solution for future wind turbines.

The heaviest rain and larger hail fall within the forward flank of the storm, downwind from the updraft.

Both finalists relied heavily on "foiling" during the downwind leg of the course.

Determining the downwind behaviour of sprays generated by different equipment is fundamental in managing pesticide applications.

We went to the downwind side of its regular watch circle, and the captain spotted it in minutes.