Sentence examples for which wake from inspiring English sources

Nightmares are terrifying dreams – sometimes recurring and with drawn out plots – which wake up the sleeper.

Another said that overseas investors, which wake up later in the Chinese day, are more likely to streamlining their portfolios.

The downstream distance at which wake instability and vortex breakdown occur, was observed to be a function of the upstream wind speed.

"Soundscape" is an obvious word for the experience — think of a vessel traversing the ocean floor or the surface of another planet — but the pieces also resemble organisms, which wake, thrash about, mutate, and dissolve.

"Soundscape" is an obvious word for the experience think of a vessel traversing the ocean floor or the surface of another planet but the pieces also resemble organisms, which wake, thrash about, mutate, and dissolve.

In contrast to horizontal-axis wind turbines (HAWTs), for which wake interactions between turbines in arrays must be minimized to prevent performance losses, vertical-axis wind turbines (VAWTs) in arrays have demonstrated beneficial interactions that can result in net power output greater than that of turbines in isolation.

A generalized variational equation based on the extended Hamilton's principle is presented as the starting point for a procedure from which wake-body models for the two-dimensional vortex-induced vibration of a cylinder can be derived.

I heard two gunshots, proper loud gunshots, which woke everyone up.

"Gemma started screaming and shouting whilst having sex, which woke us up," said the neighbour.

His wife, Eontle Nhlengethwa, said she heard a loud bang, which woke her up.

Some also used a kind of thoracic alarm clock, which woke them when their heart rate dropped too low.