"flow of wind" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe the movement or direction of air. Example: The flow of wind through the open windows was refreshing on a hot summer day.
The Canary Islands are a volcanic archipelago with steep mountains that can affect the flow of wind.
Kodo is a departure from Mazda's previous design language called Nagare, epitomized in several dramatic concept cars with wavelike forms inspired by the flow of wind and water.
The flow of wind through a city is characterized by mean speeds that are 20 to 30percentt lower than those of winds blowing across the adjacent countryside.
Among them, the stepped sections of the structure are set back in a spiral so as to disrupt the flow of wind around the building, preventing the formation of vortices that can cause pressure problems and result in unwelcome vibrations.
In pursuit of still greater expressivity, organists since the 16th century have often employed an accessory called a tremulant, which by repeatedly interrupting the flow of wind to the wind-chest creates a pulsation in the tone of the pipes.
In addition, the flow of wind past the building produces vortices near the corners on the leeward side; these vortices are unstable and every minute or so they break away downwind, alternating from one side to another.
And there was a lot of sense of relief". The storms came as the jet stream — a powerful flow of winds that moves from west to east — bypassed much of California and slid into the Great Basin over Nevada and Utah.
One of the reasons wind power has taken off in the region is the unique ability of BPA's hydropower — which can be ramped up or scaled back as quickly as opening the spillways on the dams — to act as a balance to the highly unpredictable flows of wind power, dependent on weather, making sure a steady supply of power is flowing through the grid.
Fig. 2 Flow chart of wind power forecasting procedure.
The flow chart of wind power forecasting procedure is shown in Fig. 2.
Wind power forecasting is a basic support technique for wind power development, which is valuable for the efficiency of energy utilization and power flow control of wind farms [2, 3].
