Sentence examples for rising columns from inspiring English sources

At 8 P.M., photographs of the candidates appeared atop the rising columns of their predicted percentages.

Realistic models must allow for rising columns of heated gases in some areas and descent of cooler gases in others.

Turkey Vultures seldom flap, and are adept at traveling long distances on rising columns of air as they look for food which is carrion.

The bird would have been an efficient glider and could have soared for hours on mountain updrafts and on thermals, rising columns of hot air.

(Breuer actually dreamed of replacing chairs altogether with rising columns of air on which people would sit - typical of the utopian aspirations of the school).

Flights take off in the early morning because the sun's heating the earth's surface creates rising columns of air, which make it hard to control a balloon, the editor of Balloon Life magazine, Tom Hamilton, explained.

For example, the adiabatic expansion of a rising column of air accounts for the decrease of atmospheric temperature with altitude.

The show began with the rising column seen in the daytime program, but soon the first shots appeared, and the booming of the air cannons was heard, faintly at first, and then louder, as the shots climbed higher.

WHEN the stock market climbs, as it did in much of 2007, mutual fund managers can ride it upward, like hawks clustered in a rising column of warm air.

At 07:15 UTC on 14 November 1963, the cook of Ísleifur II, a trawler sailing these same waters spotted a rising column of dark smoke southwest of the boat.

The forearc mud volcanoes are fed by a rising column of serpentinized peridotite that is mobilized by water and volatiles from the subducting plate.