Sentence examples for science of wind from inspiring English sources

The science of wind resistance is pushing the boundaries, so every pro must be precisely fitted, wearing kits that normal riders might find very uncomfortable.

As you might expect, the science of wind prediction and forecasting over long periods is complex to understand and pretty impenetrable for those of us who aren't specialists.

It is one thing for a practitioner of Christian Science to wind up as a patient on NBC's "ER," screaming against penicillin, but it is another for a plastic surgeon with a bleak soul to rediscover his faith, go to church and thank God for delivering him to an overdosing woman in time to save her life.

An interactive exhibit called AirPlay presents the science of air and wind.

It's a rational, cubical pattern arranged to represent the Norwegian Bank's chosen motif, "The Sea," going so far as to even incorporate the historic seafaring science of the Beaufort Wind Scale into the visual mix.

Between these scraps of footage there was rather a lot of science about wind.

This would greatly expand the application of numerical models in areas of overlap between the disciplines of atmospheric science and wind engineering.

There is an opportunity cost to digging up one dinosaur and not another, but it's better to lose a few in the process of rigorous science than to wind up with a jumble of dinosaurs of questionable provenance.

I used to be much friendlier, but an inevitable question is, "What do you do?" When I say, "I'm a professor of computer science," I always wind up doing a lot of free consulting.

Not because of a combination of wind, the Earth's rotation and sunlight, like how stupid old science thinks.

The open access movement in science represents a wind of change – or at least the promise of one.