Sentence examples for pattern of wind from inspiring English sources
The established thermal effects are explained using tracer gas tests to show the pattern of wind driven air flow in the roofs.
The increasing global warming is most likely to affect the magnitude and pattern of wind at a regional level and such an effect may or not follow the trend predicted at the global scale.
The effects of coupling between electrical transmission tower and line on wind-induced vibrations of electrical transmission towers were investigated, and the pattern of wind induced responses along with wind speeds, as well as the characteristics of spectra of wind induced dynamic responses, of the aeroelastic model of the tower with and without line were analyzed.
Based on the measurement of wind speed intermittency, quantitative insights into intermittency can be obtained by analyzing the time series of the DRWSR, e.g., the intensity and variation pattern of wind speed intermittency in a day, which contributes to better understanding of wind characteristics.
A distinct pattern of wind direction depending on the radar and HF channel can be observed in Fig. 3.
The salient, time-varying pattern of wind power has been extracted by feature extraction and cluster technology.
It has been shown that the introduction of an overhang can significantly change both the amount and the pattern of wind-driven rain wetting of the facade, especially in the upper region.
But with only two offshore weather stations, little is known with precision about the pattern of winds south of Long Island.
They're products of a swarm of atmospheric and oceanic conditions — and what perhaps matters most is the broader pattern of winds that steer a given storm toward its landfall in a particular location.
The three-dimensional pattern of winds over the Earth, known as general circulation, is responsible for the fundamental latitudinal structure of pressure and air movement and, hence, of climates.
The obvious concern the paper raises is that climate change could disturb the existing pattern of winds and currents and shut down the hot spots, making the entire ocean less efficient as an absorber of carbon dioxide.
