Sentence examples for rear wind from inspiring English sources

A rear wind deflector is stretched between the rear headrests to help control turbulence.

The sticker also listed mundane items that ought to be standard on a luxury sport utility: wheel locks ($93), cargo mat ($92), cargo net ($59) and rear wind deflector ($551).

This is why the good Lord invented baseball hats and rear wind breakers behind the seats (they stop the interior cabin wind swirl prevalent in convertibles of yore).

If this were true, then we would expect to find an interaction effect between group and wind direction (divided into frontal and rear wind directions).

Further exploration of the data (see Table  2) indicated that participants by and large performed with smaller errors for frontal than for rear wind directions.

In general, participants estimated trials from frontal wind directions to be faster than those from rear wind directions for all three wind speed conditions (for all significant post-hoc comparisons, see Appendix Table  3).

When the vehicle stopped outside Anstey Villa, where Lewis lived with Moore and her children, an exterior shot of the car as the rear window wound down made Wilson look like a mafia don.

Indeed, the car's heater and its electric seat heaters may be the traditional first line of defence against the chill, but occupants can also enlist a rear-seat wind deflector that protects front-seaters from air spilling forward after it trips over the windshield.

"It just wouldn't shock me if a No. 4 seed bit a No. 1 seed or a No. 2 seed in the rear end and wound up in Pittsburgh," the CBS Sports Network analyst Dave Starman said, referring to the site of the Frozen Four.

("He's so confused he don't know whether to scratch his watch or wind his" rear end. "These thighs haven't gone out of the house without Lycra on them since I was 14").

The focus of this paper is on wake effects for a vehicle with tapered rear extensions in side wind conditions.