Sentence examples for downwind end from inspiring English sources

An eolian sand sheet buried beneath 1.8 m of loess at the downwind end of EF attests to bioclimatically driven changes in the style of eolian deposition.

In each trial, test odours were released in the air stream before a group of mosquitoes was set free from a cage which was placed at the downwind end of the flight chamber, 1.50 m from the two ports.

Glass tubes, with the gauze removed, were placed on a platform at the downwind end of the tunnel, and moths were observed for 5 min.

Oracle made up distance on the downwind leg, closing to 10 seconds near the buoy.

I'd still eventually end up downwind, and managed a few spectacular crashes, but I felt comfortable weaving among the more experienced riders.

One couple ended up downwind from the fiery maw of the pizza oven and voiced a desire to move.

Miller knows it well, having ended up downwind of it when Howland brought up Miller's appearance on the "Tonight" show with Johnny Carson.

But on the last downwind leg, he picked the wrong corridor.

Although skies were clear when he teed off around 6 40 a.m., there was both wind and rain punctuated by dry spells mixed with relative calm and, at the end, the bonus of a downwind finish on the five closing holes.

Our principal finding is that the power gain in skewed flows is obtained during the downwind phase of the revolution as the end part of the blade is less disturbed by the wake generated during the upwind phase.

Two raptor-like catamarans matching each other's moves at speeds exceeding 40 knots downwind and an astonishing 30 knots upwind with, in the end, only 16 seconds separating them after 10 nautical miles of jousting over the waves.