Sentence examples for possibility of wind from inspiring English sources

Our goal here is to investigate the possibility of wind driven electrojets in the vicinity of cusps in the nightside ionosphere of Mars and to estimate the magnitude of the possible electrojets.

This suggests the possibility of wind increasing wave-induced runup, resulting in recirculation of ENT within the swash zone and exiting at the water line where wet sand was being sampled.

A few schools had shifted from First to BattleBots IQ, citing the lower cost of taking part (a registration fee of $100 per team, plus whatever the team decides to spend on robot materials), the simpler game rules and the possibility of winding up on television or even having their robot transformed into a toy.

Results indicate a possibility of wind-induced instability of high-sided vehicles at larger vertical incidence angles, especially in the traffic lane close to trailing edge of the bridge, as velocity fluctuations and mean freestream velocities approach the road surface when increasing the vertical incidence angle.

The Crow tribal leaders are also looking into the possibilities of wind development, but have been unable to reach a deal with the Midwest partnership.

The unusual displays could also inspire conversation about wind power, and awareness is Kamen's main objective with the design: In his view, the design isn't so much a green tech breakthrough as it is a different approach to the possibilities of wind power.

The aim of this study is to investigate the possibility of improving wind energy capture, under low wind speed conditions, in a built-up area, and the design of a small wind generator for domestic use in such areas.

Intrigued by the possibility of using wind for energy in New England, he built a $2 million tower in the Sound that clocked an average wind speed of 19 mph.

These results show the possibility of using wind energy for small-scale purpose.

The possibility of inferring wind response spectra using techniques that are analogous to those relevant to Seismic Engineering has been discussed in Solari (1989).

While much research effort has concentrated on utilising solar photovoltaics to generate hydrogen via electrolysis, the possibility of using wind power has received little attention.