Sentence examples for spreading wind from inspiring English sources

The problems of over- and under-supply created by this intermittency can be minimised by spreading wind turbines over a broad geographical area, and by mixing them with other intermittent renewables, such as wave and solar PV.

Nobody has come, some complain, to tell them where they are going and what they will get.With familiar communist paranoia, public-security documents give warning of foreign saboteurs of the Three Gorges dam, and of foreigners spreading "wind-carried leaflets".

Already the hurricane was spreading high winds, heavy rain and a dangerous storm surge ahead of it as it neared the Bahamas.

Impaired β1-integrin recycling affected cell motility, as reflected by changes in cell spreading and wound healing.

More recently, Babbin et al (2007) observed that depletion of annexin 2 from Caco-2 epithelial cells resulted in reductions in cell spreading and wound closure.

But Austria in particular has said that there should have been consultation because of the possibility of a severe accident that could lead to radioactive materials being spread by wind across Europe.

It is probable that the fungal spores have colonised all trees in the winter, easily spread by wind and rain, and are primed to infect the leaves.

(Wheat pollen is heavy, they argue, and not usually spread by wind).

Plants can move from place to place being spread by wind or by animal vectors.

"Mushrooms are spores and they multiply in moisture and are spread by wind," he told HuffPost Weird News.

At least 6,300 people have been evacuated from areas near the complex amid fears that toxins released by the blasts could be spread by wind.