Sentence examples for downwind end of the from inspiring English sources

The instructor walked me over to a park, where he taught me kite anatomy and a concept called the "wind window" — an imaginary clock face arcing from nine to three over the downwind end of the horizon.

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.

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.

Instead, one should opt for a high start launch, in which one flyer stands about 100 feet (30 metres) downwind, with the kite facing bridle-side to the other flyer, who holds the end of the kite's line.

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.

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

The maximum occurred at the nearest downwind distance of the tree.

This number decreased downwind of the facility as far as 150 m downwind (the farthest downwind sampling distance in this study), where the number of organisms was only 2.2 times higher than that recovered upwind of the facility.

Although the Fremont and First Street sites are downwind of the dominant flows, both are substantially farther downwind of sources than in the Idaho study.

This percentage decreased slightly downwind of the facility; however, none of the percentages of resistance downwind of the facility was statistically different from any other (p > 0.05).