Sentence examples for involves wind from inspiring English sources

My personal wishes for radio would be that no-one ever describes anything as a perfect storm, unless it actually involves wind and rain, and that we get the first humanist on Thought For The Day.

A portion of this project involves wind tunnel experiments to establish the effects of wind on tapered cylinders.

(Category 1 involves winds from 74 to 95 miles per hour, Category 2 from 96 to 110 miles per hour).

It hopes to do this by extending a manufacturing technique, called "roll-to-roll" processing, so that it can be used to make computer components currently made in the form of silicon chips.Roll-to-roll, as its name suggests, involves winding a continuous roll of flexible material (such as paper, plastic or metal foil) from one spool to another.

Its expanding playlist also includes works by Nico Muhly, Missy Mazzoli, Angélica Negrón, Lev Zhurbin, JacobTV, Graham Fitkin, Osvaldo Golijov and Gérard Grisey, as well as oddities like Ligeti's "Poème Symphonique" for 100 metronomes (1962), a piece that involves winding up and starting the metronomes and letting them run down.

Many of these efforts involve wind or solar power.

Miranda's guide to playing games: how to win, lose, cheat and involve wind.

This approach has a disastrous history and the suggestion that some of the early projects will involve wind farms does not auger well".

"The vast majority of seed-dispersal strategies involve wind, water, hitchhiking, or luring animals with an honest reward," Thor Hanson, the author of The Triumph of Seeds, told me.

In one case, investigators say, the agency had information five years ago that should have raised doubts about the validity of transactions involving wind farms owned by Enron that were later cited in criminal charges against Enron executives.

The Energy Department under President Obama has been a proponent of renewable energy, and the study tackles one of the biggest questions involving wind energy: How much can the power system use and still remain stable, given that the amount of electricity generated by wind turbines is as fickle as the breeze?