Sentence examples for downwind of the main from inspiring English sources

Its behaviour was characterised by mass spotting (the launch, transport and landing of burning firebrands that ignited new fires downwind of the main fire), an indication of low fine surface fuel moisture content (FMC).

This integration was restricted to the shaded box areas of Figs. 4 and 5, downwind the main fumaroles.

Burning embers, commonly called firebrands, are lofted by a fire's buoyant plume and transported downwind to ignite new fires (spot fires) ahead of the main fire.

Exposure downwind of the stack was compared to upwind of the stack and to a distant heavily trafficked location adjacent to a main road.

"Kiters are supposed to stay downwind of the windsurfers".

Downwind of the whale, the occasional breeze raised the stinging odor of rotting flesh.

The areas most greatly affected may be far downwind of the source of the pollution.

Some also falls a short distance downwind of the ridge and is sometimes called spillover.

The clouds can create lightning, which may then start more fires downwind of the original fire.

Air pollution has affected communities located hundreds of miles downwind of the wildfires.

She played Carlotta the Gypsy Cow at an I.B.M. family day downwind of the petting zoo at the Dutchess County State Fair.