Sentence examples for fetch of a from inspiring English sources

And there is a long breath in the fetch of a wave which makes me breathe easy.'.

In established residential areas it is not uncommon for existing schools and shopping plazas to be well shielded by trees and dwellings for most directions but to be open over a very limited fetch of a playground or a parking area.

The storm was part of a weather disturbance that extended all the way across the Pacific and permitted the winds a fetch of thousands of miles.

A fetch of perhaps six hundred to eight hundred miles, with winds of gale velocity, is required to generate the highest ocean waves.

The storm moved due west through a small fetch of warmer waters, fueling the process of intensification over the next 42 hours.

Figure 19 Relative energy consumption of fetch for (a) mips and (b) motion.

While wind tunnel experiments tend to show critical fetch distances of a few metres, studies in natural areas show that measured critical fetch distance can exceed one hundred metres.

That must be doubly true for an office that had never fetched much of a price tag in the first place.

Only the week before, a UNICEF project officer, Bertha Bade, based in Arawa, got stranded between rivers en route to fetch a shipment of school –in-a-box.

Deposits parked at the Fed fetch a mere quarter of a percentage point.

Given any set of genes, Guide can fetch a list of enriched GO pathways, using a fisher-exact test to calculate the p-values.