Sentence examples for moving downwind from inspiring English sources

Long-range dispersal involves adults flying up to 10 meters above the ground and moving downwind from crop to crop.

Because that frost comes and goes each year, that bit of dune sand must have moved downwind in recent months.

Gaussian model deals dispersion of air pollutants as being carried downwind in a definite plume, under vertical and horizontal mixing in the neighboring atmosphere: the plume of air pollutants diffuses vertically and horizontally, with a consequent decrease in concentration as it moves downwind.

Ash fallout is less concentrated during the final stages as the column moves downwind.

This result reflects the reality that, in moving further downwind of parent trees, not only does the likelihood of escaping lethal attacks to new and established seedlings increase, but as the seed shadow broadens, so does the total area of disturbed forest in a gap-like state available for seed arrivals [12], [62].

If there is no wind, or you can not move yourself downwind, exhale upwards to keep the smoke out of the eyes and noses and clothes of non-smokers.

Can a wind-powered machine travel downwind faster than the wind?

Attempt to get the smoke to go downwind.

If you are the port sailor, go downwind of them.

However, if the vehicle moves upwind or downwind, the results would be quite different.

Walking/Moving legs (W): The spider attempts to walk on the water surface by rapidly propelling its legs and in the majority (~76 % of the time in our study), it moves in a downwind direction.