Sentence examples for sensitive to wind from inspiring English sources

Such warming is sensitive to wind speed, so calm conditions promote lower minimum temperatures.

Vehicles and trains are particularly sensitive to wind effects when passing on bridges and viaducts.

Furthermore, the system is seen to be more sensitive to wind loading than earthquake loading.

Due to their properties, they are mainly sensitive to wind loads.

However, the structure is very sensitive to wind load, which can be improved by re-tensioning the lower cable.

These structures may become even more sensitive to wind loads as gravity loads decrease through innovative technology.

The structures have only aesthetic purposes and are therefore very flexible and light, which makes them sensitive to wind-induced excitation and prone to aeroelastic instabilities.

The politician sensitive to winds and currents was visible in Obama's coy talk of his "evolving" position on gay marriage.

Cores made of the ribbons pre-heated at the tensile stress of 120 MPa are sensitive to winding-induced stresses too (Fig. 3b), but these cores demonstrate linear loops regardless the core diameter.

Inhabitants in transient geographic areas located between a sea basin and huge deserts, as the Israeli South is, are especially sensitive to winds.

On the whole, the Japanese chestnut, being very sensitive to winds, snow, late frosts, and, above all, to droughts, proved to be more exacting than the indigenous variety - particularly as regards soil fertility, moisture, and climate.