Sentence examples for route of wind from inspiring English sources

Using Sverdrup Balance and the Island Rule, the ITF transport can also be determined by integrating wind stresses in the south Pacific and around Australia (Godfrey 1989, 1996), T_{{text{ITF}}} = frac{1}{{f_{N} - f_{text{S}} }}oint {frac{{tau^{l} }}{{rho_{0} }}text{d}l}τ l is the along route wind stress and the integration route of wind stress is shown in Fig. 3.

Given the state of energy politics, assisting the states is the most promising route for wind, solar and other renewables used to make electricity.

Lennon duly headed off and wrote a poem based on a bus route of his youth, winding its way through Liverpool, past Penny Lane and Strawberry Fields.

The northern route of the old Silk Road winds through a golden desert region of western China once renowned for its rugged beauty.

It is the extent and reach of these detours from the Green Line that convinces Palestinians that the barrier is less a project for Israel's security, and more a means to realise the colonial ambitions of the settler movement and its supporters.The winding route of this first phase of the plan traps 15 Palestinian villages with 13,600 residents between the Green Line and the barrier.

I am hiking south along Route 2's razor-thin sidewalk, fighting blasts of wind as northbound cars and trucks roar past.

But even the train routes must avoid low overpasses when big pieces of wind turbines are aboard.

In addition to this, the rural setting of wind turbines is generally on the migration route of birds.

But away from the deep yawn of the gully that marks the main tourist route, an entire network of winding Bedouin back roads, narrow goat trails and worn rock-cut staircases wind across the russet-hued cliffs, gloriously empty of visitors; their stony paths leading to rarely-visited monuments and panoramic vistas.

However, the purpose of the new highway was to replace the congested, winding and hilly route of Highway 8 along the escarpment; several groups of collisions that summer gradually persuaded the public in support of the new highway.

The Met Office said northerly and northwesterly gusts of wind could reach 70 mph and cause disruption to travel, particularly on higher routes in northern England.