Sentence examples for extent of wind from inspiring English sources

These results quantify the importance of surface cover as an agent towards reducing the extent of wind erosion on semi-arid landscapes.

Steering development to already disturbed landscapes may increase the spatial extent of wind energy (Figure 3) but will also decrease resulting impacts to wildlife by limiting habitat fragmentation (Figure 1).

With regard to such severe sand and dust emissions, we believe that the results of this study could provide valuable information for the creation of strategies to cope with wind erosion hazards and measures to control the extent of wind-blown sand.

Forecasting and controlling (to the extent of available wind, rape rate control, for example) output power production in a wind farm or an area is important, providing basis for planning needs for reserve requirements of different time scales (flexibility) from conventional generations or other dispatchable resources.

"The bridges, given the extent of the wind, we're going to need a couple hours having the engineers assess that there's no damage to any of the bridges".

The results indicate that the buckling behavior is mainly affected by the magnitude and extent of positive wind force coefficient on the windward area of the cylinder.

Results for two case study regions in Germany, representing a coastal area with quite good wind conditions and an inland region with limited wind resources, illustrate to which extent the ban of wind turbines in, for example, landscape conservation areas, special bird protection areas, or areas with high visual sensitivity reduces the potential for electricity generation from wind energy.

The extent of the solar wind's influence on the dynamics of Jupiter's magnetosphere is currently unknown; however, it could be especially strong at times of elevated solar activity.

"At this stage there remains uncertainty in the extent of the strongest winds.

The classification is based on the extent of the skin wound exposing the fracture and of additional damage; fractures are divided into three types with the third type further divided into three subtypes [6, 7].

In line with major climate changes affecting earth history, the extent and locations of wind-shaped landscapes have changed over time.