Sentence examples for wind curve from inspiring English sources
The roads in Dominica wind, curve, dip and rise with such severity that even a short drive will rid a visitor of their bearings.
Streets wind, curve and sometimes just stop; hills alter one's perspective; and series of wood-frame colonial and Tudor houses give way to solid stretches of six-story prewar co-op buildings.
This finally leads to the substitution of the conventional characteristic wind curve (CWC) by the probabilistic characteristic wind curve (PCWC).
The probabilistic overturning risk is then evaluated through unloading rate of wheel-rail contact force, which leads to the determination of probabilistic characteristic wind curve.
"The Wind is Bradshaw because the wind curves and moves a lot.
In order to evaluate the aerodynamic performance of a train in terms of safety towards cross wind, the Characteristic Wind Curves (CWCs), have to be defined.
The corresponding variation in terms of Characteristic Wind Curves, representing the limiting conditions for train overturning is in the order of 1.5% for wind perpendicular to the train direction.
Winding curves and rough road surfaces are perhaps more of a challenge than the overall steepness of the hill.
The drawings, with their seething colours and winding curves, don't illustrate, or even abstract, the rough and tumble of politics.
The rest of the way, we ran small rapids down the Nam Lang's winding curves beneath blue-gray limestone cliffs.
Did you know Viking chroniclers in the 13th century guessed the rudimentary cause of the Northern Lights (solar winds curving around the earth's magnetosphere)?
