Sentence examples for overcome wind from inspiring English sources

On the graph of the power that a plane needs to overcome wind resistance, most "drag" increases as a plane slows; that's why you hear a fresh surge of power when a jet is landing.

Common sense dictates that larger raindrops should fall to the ground faster than smaller ones because they weigh more and can better overcome wind resistance.

The engine has to do more than twice as much work overcoming wind resistance at 80mph as it does at 55mph.

To overcome the wind up phenomenon by considering the saturation due to presence of actuator, anti-wind up technique is applied to the conventional PI controller and compared to the wavelet packet transform based controller.

Because they cross so little water before they reach the waves, they create no troublesome chop, and because they strike the waves from the front they don't force the waves to topple prematurely and haphazardly, the way onshores do, but instead delay their breaking, letting the power of a wave rise, gather, and concentrate in the crest before it can overcome the wind's resistance.

However, there are numerous technological challenges that must be overcome before wind energy provides a significant amount of power in the United States.

As a result, a greater force was required to overcome the wind pressure and depress the keys.

Because if you're bright, and you're a builder, and you've overcome the winds that blow against anybody trying to build anything, a lot of other things fall away, like defensiveness.

The Bulls have already overcome one winding-up threat this season, in late January, over the non-payment of a £36,800 PAYE bill.

Some birds struggle to overcome high winds during rough weather, but the albatross thrives on it.

The use of small wind turbines gradually popularization, but how to overcome the low wind speed start-up and the operation under high wind speed, that is the difficult problems encountered by designers.