Sentence examples for direction of winding from inspiring English sources

The journey, similar in distance to traveling from Boston to Washington, required nearly a full day in each direction of winding up and down mountains by train or by car.

As a result, it is expected that the long-range transmission of tension along the wound edge and the geometry-dependent amplification of lamellipodia in the direction of wound form a foundation to create patterning cues in wound healing.

He became interested in wind speed and invented a pressure-tube anemometer, the first device to measure both the velocity and direction of wind.

The increase of wind speed with height (called vertical speed shear) produces "crosswise spin," that is, rotation about a horizontal axis crosswise to the direction of wind flow.

By the time puddings arrived, we would be testing each other on weather patterns and how best to trim the sails depending on the direction of wind.

Each center can be identified as a high-pressure center or a low-pressure center by looking at the direction of wind flow around it.

Among the most important predictor variables used in the decision trees were stem taper, gap size in front of the stand edge, and the direction of wind exposure.

In this article analysis is made to explore east west direction of wind flow around north south vaulted roofs and flat roof buildings.

But they added that the current direction of winds could prevent the 25-square-mile slick from striking at the city's prized beaches of Flamengo, Botafogo, Copacabana and Ipanema.

"Satellites can track not only velocity but the direction of winds over large areas, so we'll be able to know well in advance where a hurricane is going — enormously helpful for reducing property damage," Mr. Wertz said.

The portolan charts were characterized by rhumb lines, lines that radiate from the centre in the direction of wind or compass points and that were used by pilots to lay courses from one harbour to another.