Sentence examples for guide wind from inspiring English sources

We contend that identification of large areas of disturbed land represent the first step in a series of hierarchical filters that can guide wind development to reduce impacts to wildlife species.

With the thread held in place by the thread guide, wind the thread clockwise around the bobbin winder tension discs in front of the guide.

In Nematostella, two genes analyzed by in situ hybridization (for MMP inhibitor and maltase enzyme) exhibited mesentery staining during wound healing, and were localized to the endoderm during regeneration, suggesting signals generated here may help guide wound healing.

THE wooden canoe, a curiara in the language of my Pemón Indian guides, winds through the rapids of the Carrao River in southeast Venezuela.

Kayaking should be done with a professional guide; the wind and the currents are intense and potentially deadly.

With the rivers of paradise as her guide, she winds westward through the "stans" to the remains of the Aral Sea.

Diverse seedlings may be carried on wrack and other floating debris, guided by wind, tides and/or water currents (M. A. Leck, pers. observ .. Water-dispersed plants and plant fragments, e.g. H. multiflora and Ludwigia peploides, have also been observed, especially after summer or autumn floods.

Such a reliable watch naturally deserves a reliable owner, a relationship that Wyler makes explicit with a trust index, which guides proper winding by measuring mainspring tension.

Fronts are guided by winds aloft, but they normally move at lesser speeds.

Fronts are generally guided by winds aloft, but do not move as quickly.

The guide vanes direct wind to impact VAWT blades at effective angles while passages between each guide vane are arranged to accelerate wind.