Sentence examples for downwind of the nearest from inspiring English sources

They found airport contributions of up to 15% of total oxides of nitrogen (NO x ) at a site 1.5 km downwind of the nearest runway.

Further, several wind parameters were created in relation to traffic sources (i.e., percent of sampling hours when home is downwind from the nearest road), such that significance of the wind term implies source significance.

Methane (CH4) gas was released from eight fixed points within a confined area (representing animals in a paddock) while two EC systems monitored CH4 fluxes at two distances downwind of the source area (a near and far tower).

After adjustment for all other factors in the model, including historical residence in Midland or Saginaw counties as described above, living currently in the floodplain or near the floodplain of the Tittabawassee River or in the plume area downwind of the Dow facility was not associated with either TEQ or any of the PCDD or PCDF congeners.

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

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

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

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

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

Sanpei's home is in Namie, a radiation hotspot 17 miles downwind of the leaking Fukushima nuclear plant.

He accused the firefighters of deliberately staying downwind of the fire, from which pungent black smoke billowed.