Sentence examples for survival wind from inspiring English sources

After the validation of the present numerical procedure, the force coefficients and the Strouhal frequencies of solar secondary hyperboloid reflector are determined for operational and survival wind speeds.

The survival wind speed of the Norwin wind turbine is 67 m/s and is hurricane-proven until level 5 on the Saffir-Simpson hurricane wind scale[24].

Because over 70 disease-linked GRN mutations cause abnormal deficiencies in the production of PGRN, a protein that plays a crucial role in embryogenesis, cell growth and survival, wound repair and inflammation, researchers now aim to design therapies that would increase PGRN levels in affected individuals, thereby alleviating the symptoms associated with disease.

They have been implicated in cell differentiation and survival, wound repair, vascular disease, fibrosis, angiogenesis, and tumorigenesis.

GEP is a pluripotent growth factor important in fetal development, neuronal cell survival, wound healing and tumorigenesis [ 1- 4].

Survival in wind is perhaps primarily about good footwork and making quick adjustments, which would seem to be an area in which Murray would have an advantage.

Zhang, Y. M. et al. Role of serum amyloid P in skin graft survival and wound healing in burned patients receiving skin grafts.

Late clinical signs (30 d after RCI) included poor survival and wound healing.

There were no problems with flap survivals or wound healing.

Discovering this little-known historical fact compelled me to study Alaska's remarkable history and eventually write my second novel, a tale of wartime survival and devotion, The Wind is Not a River.

Lesbians and gay men still seek out their safety if not survival in cities and wind up playing key roles in creating the gentrified cities we have today.