Sentence examples for insufficient wind from inspiring English sources

But it represents expensive, landscape-wrecking madness to plant turbines where there is insufficient wind to render them economic, which means almost everywhere in England.

I should have expanded our team before launching with insufficient wind under sail.

WRF performs well in simulations of high-latitude strong wind if the roughness length is carefully modified considering site's real vegetation type, though WRF produces insufficient wind fluctuations.

Both wind generation bidders may have tremendous profit uplift as a marginal unit even though the probabilistic uncertainty is considered, because the gains from wind strategic bidding outweigh the cost of purchasing power due to insufficient wind production.

Another account of the system is provided by George Walpole's Journal of the Voyage round the Fens in 1774, which was made in a fleet of nine boats, all of which were towed by a single horse called Hippopotamus when there was insufficient wind for sailing.

And, as if the Devil himself had decided their torments were insufficient, above the wind's howl and the inferno's roar came the interminable, agonised screams of the victims being roasted alive.

These solutions either provide an insufficient improvement of wind climate or conflict with the envisaged architectural design.

When the wind is insufficient, the BESS is preferred to supply the load, and then increasing the power outputs of the operating DGs is considered as well as starting a new DG.

The outliers due to tropical cyclones (not simulated due to insufficient resolution in the wind forcing) are identified and not taken into account in the process to correct the simulated wave heights with the altimeter data.

The lack of a magnetosphere and extremely thin atmosphere of Mars are a challenge: the planet has little heat transfer across its surface, poor insulation against bombardment of the solar wind and insufficient atmospheric pressure to retain water in a liquid form (water instead sublimates to a gaseous state).

When wind strength is insufficient for turbines to operate, fossil-fuel-based power supply is needed as "backup".