The stress of wind moving over the lake surface causes a transport of water within the lake, as well as the movement of energy downwind through the mechanism of surface waves.
As each band of wind moves down, a new band heading in the opposite direction begins forming above it, with each cycle lasting between 22 and 36 months.
"We'll go house by house," says Marshall, calculating inflow, the speed of winds moving toward the tornado, and upflow, the force of winds moving from the ground into the sky (tossed cars are a useful clue).
Layers of sound wash over us in a visceral gust of musical wind, moving us physically and emotionally.
Others wrote of watching wind moving over the prairie from miles away, shifting the nap of the grass, in the same way sailors watched oncoming squalls flatten the water.
How can we get this structure to respond in a very subtle way to the weather and perhaps amplify the sound of the wind moving through it?" She added that she wants to use a material that is "translucent, incredibly lightweight, and seemingly very fragile".
Then, the process is reversed, with hot and cold air pushed towards each other and resulting in gusts of wind that move a turbine, generating usable electricity again for the grid.
Characteristically, the three-minute sequence has been Pfeifferized: the figures of Liston and Clay have been removed from the sequence as completely as current technology allows, serendipitously leaving a pair of ghostlike, barely discernible presences that flicker across the surface of the crowd like wind moving over water.
He joined the evacuation to the local school on Friday night after a single gust of the increasingly wild wind moved his hut.
Other technologies that are being actively pursued are those designed to make wider and more efficient use of the energy in sunlight, wind, moving water, and terrestrial heat (i.e., geothermal energy).
