Sentence examples for in bluffs from inspiring English sources

Loess (the word, at least in Iowa, rhymes with "bus") is soil that was ground into a fine silt by glaciers between 13,000 and 24,000 years ago and then deposited by wind over 1,000 square miles of Iowa, eventually to be collected in bluffs that stand 200 feet (60 metres) high.

The well-dissected Eastern Desert consists of a rolling limestone highland that falls away abruptly in bluffs on the Nile River and extends southward to a point roughly opposite Qinā, where it breaks up into cliffs about 1,600 feet (488 metres) high, deeply scored by wadis (seasonal watercourses).

A rise in water levels and an increase in erosion of the bluff can be detrimental to shoreline birds that nest in bluffs, such as bank swallows (Riparia riparia).

The Northern Navajo Fair, held in Bluff in mid-September, is also popular.

We present a novel method for the simulation of the aerodynamic admittance in bluff body aerodynamics.

But there's an eerie sense of dislocation seeing Walker in bluff good health hurling himself around the screen.

Besides, the role of turbulence in bluff body aerodynamics and aeroelasticity is emphasized and its implications are delineated.

Recent research in fluid mechanics has indicated that the non-universality of growth rate parameters in bluff body wakes might be related to the base wake vortex dynamics.

Researchers have been interested in bluff-body flame-shedding dynamics and the effects of vortex shedding for the past few decades.

Vortical structures in bluff body wakes.

Generation of streamwise vortical structures in bluff body wakes.