Sentence examples for which are blown from inspiring English sources

They serve as important sources of dust and salts, which are blown to the surrounding uplands.

The river blocks the movement of the dunes, which are blown northwards by the winds.

One involves strong stellar winds from hot stars, which are blown off at speeds of thousands of kilometres per second.

In the upper cloud region, photochemical production of H2SO4 vapor leads to the formation of small droplets, which are blown off by the upward/poleward branch of the Hadley circulation.

Dust and black carbon, which are blown towards higher altitudes by winds at the southern margins of the Himalayas, can absorb shortwave radiation and heat the air over the Tibetan Plateau.

The photographs, which are blown up to actual human proportions, feature some of the world's greatest ballet dancers shot in a way that emphasizes the brutality of their medium.

Meanwhile, another experiment on the LHC has published some intriguing straws of its own, which are blowing in the same direction as some results from previous experiments.

"The fastest growing categories are ready to drinks, which are blowing through the roof.

Large sums are already being spent redeveloping the main shopping district, which was blown up by the IRA in 1996.

A controversial 115ft wind turbine which was blown down in strong winds may have been targeted by saboteurs.

Skylights in the roof of the house help heat the air, which is blown by a fan to other rooms.