Sentence examples for for downwind from inspiring English sources

Tree transpiration in the Amazon may enhance rainfall for downwind forests.

Gennakers are lightweight and flexible sails, used for downwind sailing configurations.

The boats, which must fit the specifications of a class called the Open 60, are wide-sterned, carbon-fiber sleds designed for downwind sailing.

Built in 1997, weighing in at a mere 30,000 pounds, and optimized for downwind offshore races like the Transpac from Los Angeles to Honolulu, Bright Star is a far cry from the 101-foot, 170-ton America. 170-ton America

Today, the Environmental Protection Agency EPAA) proposed a regulation that would make it easier for downwind states to met air-quality standards.

FEV1 was also increased for downwind versus heavily trafficked locations.

Secondary analysis of S. aureus also showed a difference in resistant bacteria between upwind values and those for immediately downwind (25 m) for resistance to oxytetracycline, tetracycline, ampicillin, and erythromycin (p > 0.05); however, this relationship was not observed with lincomycin or penicillin (p > 0.05).

And it doesn't take a costly scientific study to tell you that dozens of these fires in close proximity create very unhealthy levels of smoke for anyone near them, and for residents downwind". But Mr. Atwood, don't you think it would take some sort of study to back up your noticeably biased argument that the smoke levels are automatically considered to be unhealthy to the point of requiring a ban?

As nauseating as Barren Island was for those downwind, it must have been excruciating for those poor, unfortunate souls who lived and worked there, as many as 2,000 at one time.

NOx and NO2 ratios were lower for the downwind sites than the other two sites for 2007 vs 2006.

This is especially true for communities downwind of coal plants, which have been suffering for decades.