Sentence examples for upwind to from inspiring English sources

The team members stand upwind to do this.

Some 50 miles upwind to the west, the smoking chimneys of Irkutsk.

Setting up to windward of its competition, the green-hulled Shamrock muscled upwind to an early lead while Endeavour languished in fourth place.

But Oracle now seems to possess an extra gear, and it used it, foiling upwind to pressure the Kiwis and reclaim the lead.

While the first handful of crews was enjoying breakfast at the end of the Rolex Fastnet Race today, the vast majority of the 300 which left Cowes on Sunday was still beating its way upwind to the lighthouse and rock on the south-west tip of Ireland which gives the race its name.

Given the potential speed differences and the length of the course — 20 miles upwind to a buoy, called the top mark, and 20 miles back on the first day — it is likely that after some maneuvering at the start, the boats will speed off on different tacks, paying little or no attention to each other.

Since all these terms are sources, in order to get a well-balanced scheme they are discretized by making a similar upwinding to the one in the flux term.

Patience and Bithell tried to engage the Australians on the second upwind leg, to try to slow them and hope the chasing pack could affect their progress, but Croatia caught up and passed the Britons.

For example, it can be used to extend upwind schemes to some weakly hyperbolic systems.

The olfactory pathway responding to Z9-14 OAc antagonizes responses to the attractive pheromone pathway and prevents upwind flight to similar sex pheromone blends that include Z9-14 OAc [6].

The appeals court said the E.P.A. had been authorized to set rules that would require upwind states "to bear responsibility for their fair share of the mess in downwind states".