Sentence examples for removing wind from inspiring English sources

Insurers are removing wind coverage from some plans, not renewing policies and even pulling out of coastal markets altogether.

Removing wind and solar power from priority dispatch may be intended to help reform the capacity market system, which currently pays gas generators to remain idle.

Moving average during a 1-min time window was carried out for removing wind-wave effects in order to easily find long-wave signals (e.g., tsunami and tide).

FACs were high-pass filtered at 200 Hz to remove wind and ocean noise.

These effects did not explain any additional variation when wind speed was in the model, indicating that the direction of the wind was unimportant; indeed, we removed wind speed from the cruise phase model to test this hypothesis and neither y-wind nor x-wind were significant predictors of heart rate.

It takes roughly an hour for a spider to construct one, and then it requires regular maintenance to remove wind-blown debris and to repair holes torn in it by the struggles of the spider's prey.

After 9 days, a few stitches were removed and 4 days later, all the remaining stitches were removed; wound dehiscence was observed, so polypropylene patches were applied.

Abramsky isn't the first to notice the dip in BlackBerry sales — Canaccord Genuity's T. Michael Walkley reported on a similar situation last week in a note to investors, and notes that the new iPhone has helped in removing the wind from RIM's sails.

A second application is often necessary because the chemical may be removed by wind, rain, or irrigation or may be broken down by sunlight.

For Spurs to pull a goal back courtesy of a deflection off Aaron Hughes was galling enough: for it to be Ginola's shot after he had cut in from the right removed the wind from their cheeks.

As the Guardian has reported, new measures were pitched to put an electric car charging point in every new home, to redesign some energy-guzzling products and to remove new wind and solar power plants from the EU's priority dispatch system.