Sentence examples for passage of clouds from inspiring English sources

For Musil, history was more like "the passage of clouds," constantly in flux, never predictable.

During the passage of clouds, the solar fields of these plants get partially shaded while other areas remain irradiated.

Occurring regularly with the passage of clouds, they can cause unexpected power variations and introduce voltage dips to the power distribution system.

The irregular and relatively unpredictable portion of this variability is primarily caused by the passage of clouds and large-scale weather systems.

The influence of an inhomogeneous heat flux distribution on the absorber and the dynamic behavior after a sudden change of heat flux (e.g. due to passage of clouds) were analyzed.

C-band Doppler Radar observations and infrared satellite images indicated a passage of clouds moving southwestward from the equator toward the Indian Ocean through the Java Island during 26 to 29 July, and 3-hourly precipitation of 20 to 30 mm was recorded on the 27 of July by rain gauges within the observation area.

Home video would not be unwelcome — but the sensuous photographic beauty of these films, the patient attention to shadow and light (where the passage of a cloud or revelation of the sun at critical moments has the classical serendipity of the cloud-shrouded mountain in the funeral sequence of "Red River") demand an acquaintance on the big screen.

Another suggestion for filling in the shortest irregularities in supply, those lasting a few seconds or minutes such as are caused by the passage of a cloud in front of the sun is to use supercapacitors, which store electricity as an actual electric charge, rather than converting it into chemical or physical potential energy of a non-electric form.

The passage of time always clouds memory, I realize, but I remember that part of my life -- the four and a half years I lived in Texas -- with enduring fondness.

From 26 to 29 July, there was a passage of distributed rain clouds over western Java, moving southwestward from the equator toward the Indian Ocean.

The passage of volcanic ash clouds over central Europe, a territory hosting a dense network of meteorological and air quality observatories, generated a quantity of observations unusual for volcanic clouds.