Sentence examples for vehicles wind from inspiring English sources

REEs are used in catalysts and in permanent magnets for components that are vital for the defense industry, hybrid-electric vehicles, wind turbines, computers, and motors.

Mr. Obama says he would use $150 billion of the auction revenue over 10 years — a small amount of the total flow — to help improve nonpolluting vehicles, wind and solar power, technology for capturing emissions from power plants, and other energy technologies.

Because of paper's low cost, that could help lower the price of batteries used in electric vehicles, wind farms, and other renewable sources.

Due to the stochastic nature of the environmental loadings including vehicles, wind and waves, it is challenging to include uncertainties for the assessment of the fatigue damage accumulations in the bridge's life cycle.

The proposed system is appropriate for wind-diesel schemes or any other application where a path for the circulation of zero sequence currents is required, e.g. wind energy conversion systems feeding isolated loads, small portable diesel generators used in ambulances and similar emergency vehicles, wind hybrid generation systems, wind-diesel schemes, etc.

It is expected that our design protocol enables optimal energy conversion for an individual TENG and that tandem design will be practically useful for consistently scavenging a wide band of vibration energy from environmental sources such as vehicles, wind, and waves.

On Saturday, a group including corps officials, the Berkeley experts and investigators for the state of Louisiana jolted along the nearly 12 miles of this crucial reconstruction project in four-wheel drive vehicles, winding around roaring bulldozers and excavators and past a half dozen alligators, and stopping frequently for inspection, discussion and sample taking.

"Dignity, decency and good management!" and "No more empty talk!" were among the slogans blaring from loudspeakers as a procession of more than 150 vehicles wound its way through the streets of a working class neighborhood near a large oil refinery.

Hundreds of vehicles winded slowly downhill along the same road Yazidis had fled up last summer seeking safety from Islamic State.

Dubbed the Peace Convoy, the procession of vehicles wound haltingly through idyllic countryside, all swaying wheat, sunshine and fluffy clouds of hash.

Recommendations were made on alternative testing and data processing methods, in order to identify the temporal effects of atmospheric turbulence on vehicle wind noise.