Sentence examples for points wind from inspiring English sources
Lives cross at unexpected points, wind into odd patterns, then veer off in separate directions.
Indiana center Jermaine O'Neal's 25 points wound up being inconsequential, as was Kenyon Martin's fouling out with 6.1 seconds left in regulation.
At three post-infection time points, wound RNA was harvested for microarray analysis.
Today, while wind-generated power alone cannot replace Indian Point, wind power should not be dismissed frivolously.
At which point wind chimes tinkle, the screen begins to dissolve and we're back in the immediate aftermath of 2013 and the Summer of Bale.
At which point wind chimes tinkle, the screen dissolves and we tumble back through the time to November 2000 and probably the last time English football felt itself blessed with a crop of mixed and varied talents.
From Roman times through the Middle Ages, an alternative 12-point wind rose was used by some navigators, but it was discarded in the 15th century when the Portuguese, at the opening of the great age of discovery, subdivided the eight points of the ancients and introduced a 16-point system.
The responses have been obtained under multi-point wind field.
Table 1 Statistics of points A, B, C, and D Point Wind speed/(m/s) Turbine speed/(p.u).
The computational results show that the suggested hybrid model favorably improves point wind speed forecasts in comparison with other models and provides satisfactory interval wind speed prediction.
The point wind spectra generated, using the recommended parameters, are similar, but there are differences in the spatial distribution of the turbulence.
