Sentence examples for rain exposure from inspiring English sources

Compared with the usual wind-driven rain exposure maps, the inclusion of driving rain wind pressure in this index permits a more complete assessment of the risk of penetration.

Farmers reported that the locked boxes would be beneficial since they should reduce the risk of theft, bottles would not be misplaced easily, and the pesticides could be kept for longer since reduced sun and rain exposure would result in less damage to contents and label.

Despite the small distance between the frames collecting the wind-driven rain, the particular location of the measurement on a buttress close to the apse favours wind turbulences and provokes different rain exposures.

It also weathered exposure to rain.

Occasionally the quiet of the park is interrupted by a toy, ravaged by exposure to rain, sand and young fingers, issuing a muffled mechanical gasp.

None of the eight horses in the Preakness have had much exposure to rain, although Captain Steve won the Breeders' Futurity at Keeneland last October on a sloppy track.

The conservators' task was to assess precisely what kinds of damage the art had sustained, not just from the earthquake but from subsequent exposure to rain and sun and from improper storage both before and after the quake.

Initially, the carbonatite is black but turns white quickly after exposure to rain and surface water.

Outdoor covered; three log sections stored in a plastic crate located outside with cover using a plastic film and a cardboard sheet to prevent direct exposure to rain and sunshine   D.

Other factors influence bat decision-making, too, such as the pitcher's distance from the ground, or exposure to rain and sunlight and the Schöners discovered then when possible, the bats did demonstrate a loyalty for resettling in different N. hemsleyana pitchers.

Plants are often subjected to fierce winds and driving rain, as well as exposure to intense direct sunlight.