Sentence examples for take in wind from inspiring English sources

For wind energy analysis, a wind energy calculator software was made, that can provide dynamic energy calculations, take in wind speed data from anywhere within the computer and at the same time log useful yield data in real time.

An apparatus on your mast will take in wind speed and direction, atmospheric pressure and relative humidity.

What's different here is a politically correct adversary (mysterious, savage "troglodytes") and a modern sensibility that takes in witty dialogue, winding tension and the odd moment of stomach-churning gore.

In other words, he was taking in ideas that could potentially wind up — unacknowledged — in his work.

He liked getting a role that would take him somewhere he really didn't want to be, but where he would wind up taking in its strangeness; lonely fodder for future work.

As a result, they wind up taking in far more calories than they would have if they had prepared a healthy, satisfying meal.

Views take in the winding trails and trees that surround the estate.

Zero carbon emissions is doable; it will take investments in wind, solar and tidal energy, among other sources.

While large hydroelectric already offers significant amounts of renewable energy to the system, most growth is expected to take place in wind and solar.

Pressure measurements and flow visualizations were taken in a wind tunnel to validate the numerical simulations.

Experimentally, pressure measurements on the inclined cylinder were taken in the wind tunnel.