Sentence examples for downwind at from inspiring English sources

Researchers observed no statistical difference between sampling at 50 m and 90 m downwind at the same elevation.

It remained unclear last night if the accident was a handling error while turning the boat downwind at high speed or during another manoeuvre, or if there was some sort of structural failure.

At New Jerusalem airport in California he travelled downwind at a speed of 2.86 times greater than the wind, proving his concept worked.

Bonus: there are no other Americans here, just Germans or French-Canadians, and they all stay happily downwind at the two big pools.

Fallout of ash will affect areas downwind at the time of an eruption.

"The best is when we are sailing downwind at 25 or 28 knots, water on the deck," Vignale said.

In contrast, the NO2 ratio for 2008 vs 2006 was higher at the downwind sites than at the heavily trafficked sites (table 5).

Tracer was consistently detected at elevated concentrations at downwind sampling locations.

For field odor measurement, the SnO2 gas sensor responses showed a good linear correlation with the olfactometric data for samples inside the composting plants, at exhaust outlets and at downwind boundaries (P < 0.01), and the correlation coefficient was 0.963; the coefficient of variation (CV%) of the sensor for triplicate measurements was 0.9 8.4%.

Wind stresses cause a phenomenon referred to as "wind set-up", which is the tendency for water levels to increase at the downwind shore, and to decrease at the upwind shore.

By applying the dense gas dispersion models (Louvar and Louvar 1998) to phosgene emitted from the Hua-Jie Transformer Substation's roof with a wind speed of 2 m/sec, we calculated that ground-level phosgene concentrations were about 151 ppm at 30 m downwind, and 39 ppm at 60 m downwind, the distances covered for zones 2 and 3.