Sentence examples for in the downwind from inspiring English sources

"How could you build a house in the downwind of an airport if you don't like airplane noise," he said.

In the downwind direction, pollutant concentrations decreased rapidly from roadside and by some tens of metres reached relatively constant values.

It set significant targets to reduce pollution around the power plants and in the downwind states whose air quality was affected by the emissions.

It is observed that the horizontal extent of visible flame length is affected by the wind flowing in the downwind direction of jet fire.

The peak PM10 concentration measured on-site at a height of 2 m in the downwind portion of the burned area was 690 mg m−3.

Then at 2 37 p.m., an evacuation of another area was ordered, beginning at the two-mile line and extending in the downwind direction for several miles, with another 76,145 residents told to move.

In certain manoeuvres, the downwind hull can get buried in the water, causing the yacht to "pitchpole" or flip end-over-end.

Patrick Keys of the Stockholm Resilience Center in Sweden says the downwind effect of deforestation is not limited to the tropics.

In general, as the downwind distance from the source increases, the attenuation increases and thus the mean risk decreases.

But these AC72s, capable of hydro-foiling and hitting speeds well over 40 knots, are remarkably close in performance at this stage, and Oracle remained in close touch on the downwind leg.

Reynolds et al. [8] hypothesised that shear-associated turbulence directionality coupled with inertial lag of the insect mass can provide cues for common orientation and there was some evidence for this in the offset of heading directions from the downwind direction in 'medium-sized' (10 70 mg) insects.