Finally, on the front lawn, we came to the pièce de résistance: an immense, winding, cavernous sculpture called "Sidewinder".
Flights over the area this morning showed only a light sheen in the ocean, contributing to an assessment that most of the unrecovered oil had been blown ashore by what Mr. Necarsulmer called "immense winds" of 45 to 55 miles an hour.
"Thousands of families are living in makeshift, flimsy houses which will not withstand the immense winds and rain we're expecting.
One is the seismic sea wave, produced by an undersea earthquake; the other is an exceptionally vast wind wave — an immense mass of water driven far above the normal high-water line by winds of hurricane force.
Interest in renewable and clean energy over the past decade has motivated immense research on wind energy.
They will both wind up causing immense pain and suffering.
Regardless of whether it's common or man made, the outcome is the same: immense tracts of land will wind up appalling.
Wind turbines are immense, flexible structures with aerodynamic forces acting on the rotating blades at harmonics of the turbine rotational frequency.
In 5th grade, she got shooting pains in her knee that "felt like a bomb was going off". Doctors diagnosed her with reflex sympathetic dystrophy -- meaning anytime something touches her knee (even the wind) she feels immense pain.
