Sentence examples for from upwind from inspiring English sources

The senators who broke party ranks were Northeast Republicans and Southern Democrats from upwind states.

Their trademark black and reddish colours, beautiful when observed from upwind, do not give away their morbid behaviour.

The estimate of avoided deaths thanks to controls on soot from upwind states is a slightly different beast.

The report suggests that even tougher restrictions on nitrogen emissions from upwind power plants may be needed to stem to trend.

New York officials and environmental groups seized on the report as clear evidence that the federal government urgently needs to set even stricter standards for nitrogen emissions, particularly from upwind coal-burning power plants in the Midwest.

But the real laurels here go to the attorneys general of five Northeastern states who decided in 1999 to invoke the new source review provision in an effort to stem the increasing flow of polluted air drifting eastward from upwind power plants in the Midwest.

The objective is to define stable and "reasonably" accurate numerical schemes while being free from any upwind process and from any computation of derivatives or mean Jacobian matrices.

Thus, we cannot discount the possibility that antibiotic residues, microbes, and resistance genes in our samples may have traveled aloft from distant upwind feed yards or originated from the same feed yard previously and returned as a result of subsequent shifts in wind direction.

In addition, the levels of antibiotic-resistant S. aureus 25 m downwind were significantly greater than the levels from samples taken upwind from the facility for the same four antibiotics (p < 0.05).

It is important to supply fresh air from the upwind side to provide a clean and safe environment upstream from the fire source for people evacuation.

A 31 August 2012 public statement from the County Health Unit identified the dust source as a tailings pile from an upwind nepheline syenite mine [ 8].