Sentence examples for wind cool from inspiring English sources
Then something -- perhaps a strong wind, cool weather, a storm or a landslide -- causes a pocket of upper water to sink.
We hiked away from them, and soon were on open steep slopes of pasture with a light wind cooling us, and carrying the songs of bells on the cows and sheep in the hills.
The wind cools the temperature of the skin almost to air temperature, says Chris Shepherd, from the Institute of Physics.
One way to resolve this seeming paradox, astronomers have speculated, is for a second stellar wind from a nearby star to collide with the first wind, cooling the gas enough to preserve dust.
Our measurements suggest an empirical model for the ionic wind velocity as a function of the geometric factors of the collector electrode and the applied electric potential, which is useful for designing ionic wind cooling systems for small electronics.
Bitter north and northeast winds cool the sea surface and drive the cold waters southward.
A warm cored HTS inductor has only the winding cooled in the cryostat, while a cold-cored one has both the winding and the iron-core cooled in the cryostat.
The temperature as the match kicked off at 8 45 p.m. local time was 86 degrees, and there was barely a breath of wind to cool off by.
Wind chill the cooling power of wind on exposed surfaces is the major debilitating weather factor of Antarctic expeditions.
Meanwhile, the winds cool as they circle through Western Canada to the Atlantic Coast.
Both houses face east, to capture the early sunlight for warmth and the afternoon trade winds to cool things down later in the day.
