Sentence examples for purpose wind from inspiring English sources

As for predators no, not other drivers, but grizzlies and such we thought about pepper spray but were afraid we might accidentally (or on purpose) wind up using it against each other.

For simulation purpose, wind speed data from a near by airport and the load data from the village have been used.

For validation purposes, wind tunnel measurements were designed providing drag measurements from both tandem athletes simultaneously using a quarter-scale model.

For this purpose, the wind speed time series is divided into various states depending on the arithmetic average and the standard deviation.

This indicates that they may be better suited as goodness-of-fit tests for the purpose of wind energy studies than the other traditional goodness of fit metrics utilised in this paper.

For this purpose, measured wind velocity data of the region (at an altitude of 10 m) for 1 year (8,760 h) at 1-h intervals (averaged values of every 10 min) are provided by a meteorological ground station of the Iran National Meteorological Organization, to predict 1,314 test data points after training multiple networks.

The aircraft models with deformable aerodynamic shape were designed and tested in a purpose-built wind tunnel experimental environment.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine of AllMusic summarized Survivor as "a determined, bullheaded record, intent on proving Destiny's Child has artistic merit largely because the group survived internal strife.... It's a record that tries to be a bold statement of purpose, but winds up feeling forced and artificial".

In the past there have been reports of schemes being set up in locations including Malta for tax purposes, then wound down.

Actual experiments of inter-turn faults in different levels were carried out on a purpose-made winding by shorting the adjacent turns with different value resistors to verify the simulative results.

Thus, some of the most relevant applications of the ENFs and ECNFs are water treatment [106], antibacterial purposes [107], wound dressing [108], drug delivery [109], sensing [110, 111] and biosensing [112], tissue engineering [113], catalyst [114], microwave absorption [115], flame retardants [116], and other biomedical issues [117, 118].