Sentence examples for wind cone from inspiring English sources

The statistical analysis of the oscillatory motion of the magnetopause based on THEMIS spacecraft observations by Plaschke et al. (2009b) has shown enhanced oscillation activity at a set of preferential frequencies, same as observed on the ground, in the noon local time sector during periods of northward IMF, slow or moderate solar wind speed and low solar wind cone angle.

Install a wind cone or tetrahedron and mark a circular area around it to draw attention to it from the air.

In this study, filament wound truncated cones under axial compression are with the objectives of minimizing the total weight and maximizing the failure load, which is defined as the minimum of the buckling and the first-ply failure (FPF) loads.

Male cones produce pollen that is carried by wind to female cones (borne on separate plants), where fertilization occurs.

Cone wound up facing 20 batters and he went to a 2-0 cornt or a 3-1 connt on eight of them, a definite sign of a pitcher creating his own trouble.

This paper studies the effects of soil-foundation-structure interaction on the seismic response of 65 kW, 1 MW, and 2 MW horizontal-axis wind turbines with truncated cone steel towers.

This paper describes an effort to model real SEP events using a Center for Integrated Space weather Modeling (CISM) MHD solar wind simulation including a cone model of CMEs to initiate the related shocks.

We see a slight slow down of the solar wind in the rarefaction cone.

"It was a moment I'll always remember - the police radio; the patrolman describing some unreal, hypnotic event; the ghostly sirens moaning in the wind; and that classic cone tornado, so close and deceptively graceful as it descended to create a moment of history in the life of a small town". In the 1970s, the National Weather Service NWSS) created the Skywarn programme to train storm spotters.

From these four panels, we see that the correlations between the amplitude of the magnetic fluctuation and the two parameters, i.e., the solar wind speed and the cone angle, are very weak, which strongly suggests that the Pc3 pulsations may not contribute to the statistical results shown in this paper.

The wind batters a lone, cone-shaped tree in "Unseen Tree 7" (1995), while overcast, gray skies in several of the pictures may suggest rain.