Sentence examples for downwind of that from inspiring English sources

The model results suggest that reducing surface roughness in a city centre can increase ground-level pollutant concentrations, both locally in the area of reduced roughness and downwind of that area.

The Canyon Overlook Trail of Zion National Park follows an outcrop of Navajo Sandstone, which displays a uniquely well-exposed assemblage of features associated with failure of the lee face of a large eolian dune, and run-out over an expanse of interdune sediments downwind of that bedform.

Additionally, we investigated the potential impact of wind direction by first stratifying the models by source (either BQE or WB) and then creating a new variable for each sampling point to determine if the monitoring was being conducted upwind or downwind of that source.

If one flag has a second downwind of it, that second breaks up the wake of the leader.

In a letter to President Clinton, Mr. D'Amato joined other Republican figures from the Northeast, including Gov. George E. Pataki of New York, who, as leaders of states downwind of pollution that drifts from big Midwestern plants, have spoken out in defense of the environmental agency's efforts to tighten the standards, dealing with smog and soot.

Zhu et al. measured wind speed and direction, traffic volume, UFP number concentration and size distribution as well as BC and CO along transects downwind of a highway that is dominated by gasoline vehicles (Freeway 405; 13,900 vehicles per hour; veh/h) and a highway that carries a high percentage of diesel vehicles (Freeway 710; 12,180 veh/h).

In a study of tropical areas downwind of deforestation, Spracklen found that "air that has passed over extensive vegetation in the preceding few days produces at least twice as much rain as air that has passed over little vegetation". He predicts that forest loss is set to reduce dry-season rainfall across the Amazon basin by 21percentt by 2050.

Or downwind of it, for that matter".

In Race 3, a wet, wild affair with blasting winds that peaked at more than 30 knots, the Italians stayed calm and collected in a tight downwind crossing that is the sort of close-quarters racing in which Cayard and his mates usually thrive.

Unlike the relatively thick loess deposits downwind of broad meltwater valleys that reflect ice sheet dynamics, thin loess sheets far from such rivers may provide unique information about local paleoenvironmental change due to their smaller, and often environmentally sensitive, source areas.

She was then about to embark on a downwind summer that would fill her sails and her potential to become a teenaged member of the Olympic team.