Sentence examples for poor wind from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, vital domestic programs, like environmental protection and housing for the poor, wind up as the sacrificial victims.
Other turbines, like Savonius, have a low maximum efficiency, which renders them useless in poor wind conditions.
The urban heat island (UHI) phenomenon has become a concern in many major cities worldwide, as high summer temperatures and poor wind flow can have negative impacts on city dwellers, particularly increasing energy demand for artificial cooling.
Where agriculture or development has already occurred, the habitat for all species would be better at marginal, fair, and good wind farm potentials than at poor wind farm sites.
Fewer than 1% of small wind turbines are built in urban settings because of poor wind quality and zoning restrictions, according to the wind energy association.
Once here, says Brown, exposures can persist for two main reasons: because of continued exposure via traditional customs and products like tiro, and because refugees, who are often poor, wind up living in older housing with flaking lead-based paint.
Postoperative pain may lead to poor wound healing, insomnia, and increased postoperative hospitalization.
Significance: Poor wound healing remains a significant health issue for a large number of patients in the United States.
Other good predictors of poor wound healing were the patient's age, the size of the wound and how quickly it began healing in the first week.
Radiotherapy is a common cancer treatment, but often results in unintended injury to overlying skin and contributes to poor wound healing.
BPONJ develops after oral trauma and is manifested by poor wound healing and soft-tissue breakdown followed by exposure and necrosis of intra-oral bone.
