Sentence examples for to downwind from inspiring English sources
adverb
In the same direction as the wind is blowing
The upshot is that the EPA must tell states the exact proportion that each contributes to downwind pollution.
Some disjunctions seem to follow the pattern of prevailing winds; the main centre of distribution of a species often may lead to downwind groups consisting of one or a few small populations sometimes hundreds or thousands of kilometres away.
As the FSI procedure is detailed in Durand (2012), the present work is rather focused on its application to downwind sail stability.
For open road conditions, wide, low porosity and tall vegetation leads to downwind pollutant reductions while gaps and high porosity vegetation could lead to no improvement or even deteriorated air quality.
Fire ignition and spread are simulated on a gridded landscape by (1) examining each burning site at each time step, (2) independently evaluating the probability of spread to eight neighbors based on fuel type, fuel moisture, wind speed and direction, and (3) distributing firebrands to downwind sites, where the probability of ignition of new fires is a function of fuel type and moisture conditions.
The transformation of PAHs presumably can occur locally (i.e., near emission sources) and/or enroute to downwind receptor sites.
When the next test was reported to be imminent, he set out from Tahiti, about 960km (600 miles) from Mururoa, in the 36ft Vega and hove-to downwind from the expected explosion.
In order to allow the silk to attach downwind, we aligned a fragment of plant at a distance of 18 cm from the wire.
Attempt to get the smoke to go downwind.
An investigation into the use of Computational Fluid Dynamics to model downwind sails has been carried out to determine its place in the design process.
When trees fall, the trees that they had sheltered become exposed and are in turn more likely to be damaged, so gaps tend to expand downwind.
