Sentence examples for valley wind from inspiring English sources

Might not the notorious Garonne Valley wind spring up too soon?

He composed serial-influenced works like "Contours for Orchestra" (1961) and "Ritual and Incantations" (1974), lyrical works like the song cycle "The Valley Wind" (1952) and jingles and incidental music for radio, television and theater.

Our findings indicate that a bibosoop reduces valley wind speed and evaporation in a traditional agricultural landscape, thus contributing to water conservation in the leeward paddy fields during spring, which is a dry season in Korea.

The results reveal that a mountain valley breeze prevailed over the study area and that the valley wind speed was predominantly greater than the mountain wind speed, especially during the spring (March May 2005).

Next Sunday at 2 p.m., at the Tarrytown Music Hall, the 50-member Hudson Valley Wind Symphony under James Wayne will play a concert to help (and to celebrate the 50th anniversary of) the county's only private, nonprofit adoption agency, the Family Services of Westchester.

Compared to the measurements at −2 h on the windward side, the valley wind speed was reduced by approximately 30% at 2 h, relative humidity increased by approximately 5% at 2 h, absolute humidity increased by 0.2 1.5 g m−3 at 6 h, and the estimated potential evaporation decreased by approximately 7% on the leeward side.

The North German Plain stretches away to the north and northwest, and the Rhine Valley winds to the southeast toward Bonn.

Stack and his buddies Aric Beane and James Eule hit bad weather as they flew home through Mystic Pass, a narrow valley winding through 8,000-foot 8,000-foothwest of Mount McKinley.

"There is a need to run high-resolution models for local applications, " he said, "for instance, to account for valley winds in the West that are important in wildfires".

A combination of above-canopy flux profile measurements, energy balance closure estimates, and flux footprint estimates suggest that during periods of up-valley wind flow, the flux footprint frequently exceeds the ecosystem dimensions, and horizontal advection fluxes related to landscape heterogeneity were a significant component of the total ecosystem flux of CO2.

Mountains can have other effects on the wind climate; valleys can increase wind speeds by "funneling" regional flows and may generate mesoscale mountain- and valley-wind circulations as well.