Sentence examples for is called wind from inspiring English sources

For a big wind farm, due to its spatial scale and dynamics of wind, wind speeds at different wind turbines are obviously different, that is called wind speed spatial dispersion.

While these aren't all covered in this guide, here are a couple examples of common phenomena: A significant change in wind direction as you rise or fall is called wind shear, and requires special focus as it can speed up or slow down your motion.

But Winter's father is grim and mean, and he is called Wind-Bringer or Cold-Wind.

The Latin program is called "Winds of Change" and has 96 films.

From this confluence the Santee, as it is called, winds southeastward for 143 miles (230 km) to its delta on the Atlantic Ocean south of Georgetown, S.C.

In control theory, this phenomenon is called "wind-up".

But there's a second component to the hybridization of fiction that is quite as crucial: if the first can be called "wind in the trees," the second could be called by the word that Norman Mailer canonized as key to modernity: ego.

Prior to the merger with JAS, JAL's inflight magazine was called Winds.

To make it more convenient for writing, the ET winding connected directly to the transmission line is named primary winding E1, and the winding that has magnetic coupling with the primary winding E1 is called secondary winding, which can be divided into three parts, denoted by E2, E3 and E4.

The wind energy available in any given location is called the "wind resource".

The auxiliary winding, which is called control winding throughout the study, is connected to a 300 Volt DC bus through a DC/AC inverter which enables full control over the winding current.