Sentence examples for downwind path from inspiring English sources

European countries in the pollution's downwind path were forced to adopt measures to restrict their populations' consumption of water, milk, meat, and vegetables.

The main advantage of this approach is a more realistic description of complex three-dimensional flow characteristics, such as dynamic stall, and the opportunity to derive local blade flow conditions on any blade portion during upwind and downwind paths.

As the ship closed the distance to the mainland, flying fish broke the surface and glided downwind, escaping the path of the bow.

With up-to-the-minute technology and rapid-refresh models that can anticipate what a fire will do next, meteorologists could alert folks downwind in the projected path.

At the peak of its flight path, the bird would turn to face downwind.

"The rest of the course was essentially playing downwind.

Downwind, you could really hit it a long way".

"We never reached a point far enough downwind that we didn't measure" particles from LAX. Residents of cities along the heavily traveled flight paths said the new study validates their long-standing complaints that LAX is a significant source of air pollution in their neighborhoods, where jet exhaust has covered their homes, cars and outdoor furniture with soot.

We showed recently, not only that homing ants prefer to approach the nest from downwind in order to follow the odour plume, but also that ants follow the nest plume only when the path integrator tells them that they are close to home ([ 7]; summarized in figure 1 a, b).

Downwind can be even more difficult.

Or downwind of it, for that matter".