Sentence examples for moving wind from inspiring English sources

In the 1940s, D. W. Griffith, lamenting the airlessness of studio-bound films, declared, "What's missing from movies nowadays is the beauty of the moving wind in the trees".

For instance, he writes: In the 1940s, D. W. Griffith, lamenting the airlessness of studio-bound films, declared, "What's missing from movies nowadays is the beauty of the moving wind in the trees".

The updated finite element model is analyzed for the different load cases including dead, moving, wind and earthquake loads.

Finally, 6-DOF nonlinear equations of motion are derived, including a moving wind field, and the vectorial backstepping approach is applied.

Supposing that the energy of the moving wind could be fully captured by the turbine rotor, the total power provided to the rotor would be P t = 1 2 ρa V 3, (1).

For all the cyclones the maximum significant wave height within the storm and its associated spectral peak period was estimated using the Young's model considering the moving wind field and the results are compared with the hurricane wave prediction techniques provided in the shore protection manual published by the US Army Corps of Engineers in 1984.

He said firefighters were forced to repeatedly redeploy in response to dangerously moving winds.

The jet stream is a zone of fast moving winds, typically flowing around the globe at mid-latitudes around six miles above the earth's surface.

The radar revealed a high-altitude southward migration route: Most painted ladies ascend to 500 meters or so to hitchhike rides on the upper air's fast moving winds, ecologists reported this week in Ecography.

His study does not include a cost for new transmission lines, which would be needed to move wind energy from the best place onshore for wind machines, the high plains, to major markets.

But the industry has been hampered by one major problem: It's hard to move wind and solar power from place to place.