"But his managerial skills and personality led Ford to think he'd make a good -- and supportive -- secretary of defense, and maybe an anchor to windward given the looming Reagan candidacy".
A victory by the Rebels, who lost to Windward on Oct. 20, would give them a share of the league championship.
For a given pixel, if its windward slope is greater than 0.05° and its leeward slope is less than 0.05°, it is classified as a cliff.
Windward, ranked No. 8 in the division, is averaging 37.6 points per game and giving up 22. SOMETHING INTERESTING: Flintridge Prep and Windward are joined by Chadwick and Milken Community in the newly formed Prep League.
When the bottom section area and the constant coefficient of friction are given, the optimal body has a plane windward surface positioned at the angle of attack to the undisturbed flow.
The CHTC values for the windward roof and, hence, the correlations presented here, for a given terrain, are largely insensitive (less than 5% change) to variations in roof slope (from 20 to 45°) or small changes in wind direction (up to 20° from the normal to the eaves).
She won two Fastnets and was still in the British Admiral's Cup team as late as 1961.As one who had fun sailing both of these extraordinary yachts, I would think that, given the most likely extreme conditions of danger for family cruising (clawing to windward off a lee-shore in high wind and sea, without engine), Myth would have been my choice.
Special attention is given to the evolution of the plume and distribution of pollutant concentrations on the roof and windward wall of the emitting building, as well as on the leeward wall of the upwind tower.
The larger part of the English fleet was then at Plymouth, dead to leeward, but by a neat maneuver was able to get to the windward, or upwind, side of the enemy (i.e., west of the Armada, given the prevailing west winds) and hence gain the tactical initiative.
From mid-California north, the windward sides of mountains along the Pacific coast are bathed with rain- or snow-laden westerlies, giving from 40 to 200 inches (1,000 to 5,000 mm) of precipitation per year.
