Sentence examples for treatment of wind from inspiring English sources
He later helped update Canada's building code before going to the University of Bristol, England, to earn a Ph.D. His thesis: "The Treatment of Wind Loads on Tall Towers and Long Span Bridges in the Turbulent Wind".
However, with an increasing penetration of wind generation integrated into the grid, the above simple treatment of wind generation as a negative load is likely neither feasible nor reasonable.
The treatment of wind loading, which is universally applied to the design of typical low to medium-rise structures, can be unacceptably conservative for the design of very tall buildings.
The whole of the modern treatment of wind engineering depends on the 1957 work by Van der Hoven in which he identified the macrometeorological spectrum, the micrometeorological spectrum and the spectral gap between them centred, roughly, on a frequency of 1 cycle/h.
One of the major uncertainties is the tax treatment of wind electricity - the current rules expire at the end of this year.
A brief treatment of winds follows.
The treatment of wind-induced vibrations is an important consideration in the design of civil structures with increasing span-lengths and heights.
The treatment of stellar winds and mass transfer is described in Sections 3.4.1-3.4.5.
Such analogs could have important therapeutic uses in the treatment of cancer, wound healing, and arthritis, since such ligands would be resistant to degradation by hyaluronidase (HAse).
Treatment of animal wound commenced 48 hr post contamination.
Wind Engineering is best defined as "the rational treatment of interactions between wind in the atmospheric boundary layer and man and his works on the surface of Earth".
