Sentence examples for direction reports from inspiring English sources

He manages to avoid dropping any F-bombs on live TV, but he does mention the upcoming apocalypse, tells a city that they're being stomped on by ogres, tells another city to put on bathing suits because it's 50 degrees out, and gets REALLY passionate about how useless wind direction reports are.

We obtained hourly wind direction reports for 3 5 August from the Illinois Climate Network from the nearest meteorologic field station, approximately 25 miles from the bridge site.

Rupert Murdoch's Sky News went further in that direction, reporting: "Hezbollah gain control of Lebanese government".

Mr. Crowley changed direction, reporting his positions as he headed east, toward a virtual power pellet, which would allow him to turn on the ghosts and gobble them.

The prevailing wind direction shown here is consistent with prevailing wind direction reported for Eastern England [23].

In Figure 3, the arrows represent the ions incident direction (reported by Borschel et al).

The results in the fiber direction report no improvement of the Young's modulus and a slight improvement of the strength and strain-to-failure.

In particular, our data from the Yingan section were very close to the mean direction reported by Sharps et al. (1989) for the Yingan section.

This strike direction is coincident with the major strike direction of tectonic features in the Son Narmada region, and it is close to the strike direction reported in other MT studies in Central India, such as the study of Patro et al. (2005), who obtained N75°E as the strike direction.

If the misclassifications were mainly inadvertent, police would be expected to make a similar number of mistakes in each direction — reporting serious crimes as minor ones and vice versa, said Eli Silverman, professor emeritus at John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York.

They found that indeed the strain rate affects the parameters of the model, but in essentially the opposite direction reported here, leading them to propose a shear-thickening effect.