Sentence examples for of the downwind from inspiring English sources

But it is only with the tumbling price of supercomputing power in recent years that it has become practical to run the large "computational fluid dynamics" programs needed to find the optimum solutions.Larry Miles, president of the WTC, says his firm plans to upgrade the prototype to 750 kilowatts, using a lightweight blade specifically designed to take advantage of the downwind configuration.

Increasing tree height of the downwind stand or area of the upwind stand (gap size) decreased the critical wind speed regardless of tree species, whereas increases in the dbh/height ratio of the downwind stand increased the critical wind speed.

This multi-D extension relies on a general derivation of the Downwind Factors involved in the formulation of UDCS.

For the oscillating turbine, the Reynolds stresses and turbulence production in the near wake of the downwind turbine are damped.

Concentrations of mesophilic moulds and A. fumigatus at off-site upwind sampling locations were compared with concentrations at each of the downwind sampling locations.

As the wind speed increases, the mass flow rate and heat rejection of the downwind A-frames increase, but they are reduced for the upwind ones.

Findings indicated that post-fire wind erosion resulted in an important, but transient, addition of nutrients on the downwind shrubland.

I got on the downwind side of a ridge, and I couldn't get upwind against it.

One passenger recalled the sea on the downwind side of the ship being covered with human heads bobbing up and down like corks.

We went to the downwind side of its regular watch circle, and the captain spotted it in minutes.

An eolian sand sheet buried beneath 1.8 m of loess at the downwind end of EF attests to bioclimatically driven changes in the style of eolian deposition.