Sentence examples for forces of wind from inspiring English sources

The taller a building is, the greater the forces of wind pummelling it.

Geophysicists know a great deal about the forces of wind and sun, air and water, and carbon emissions.

Exposed skin may be denuded, dehydrated, lacerated, and burned by the frictional forces of wind velocity against the body.

The coast offers plenty of fun with the forces of wind and wave: surfing, windsurfing, kite-surfing.

Although turbines are designed to both harness and withstand the forces of wind, they can be severely damaged by too much of it.

Like the craters on Eros, Hale has been subject to alteration, though by the erosive forces of wind and rain rather than shaking.

In particular, we focus on the interaction between inertial and buoyancy forces, the effect of wind forcing, and the unsteady nature of the hydraulic forcing.

(Speeding, after all, substantially reduces fuel efficiency due to the sheering force of wind).

The force of wind and water had flipped the Cocca family's deck into the house like a Murphy bed.

More ingenious still, they protect the building from the force of wind, one of the most difficult challenges in skyscraper engineering.

Mangroves can also absorb up to 90% of the force of wind during a storm, as well as being one of the fastest absorbers of carbon dioxide - one tree can absorb 0.35kg of CO2 a year".