The promise of stronger and more consistent winds farther offshore, however, requires a different technology for deep water.
In the north, therefore, precipitation often comes as snow, often driven by furious winds; farther south, cold rain alternates with sleet and occasional snow.
After leaving the valley, the road winds farther up the river gorge until arriving at the Dewey Bridge, named for Dewey, a nearby ghost town.
These conditions also encourage maize pollen release and dispersal by wind to farther distances [22, 26, 45 48].
The galaxies move rapidly, where the faster-moving, higher-redshift galaxies wind up farther away over time.
If the value of the field is rolling slowly-enough down the hill, then the quantum spreading of the wavefunction will be faster than the roll, meaning that it's possible — even probable — for inflation to wind up farther away from ending and giving rise to a Big Bang as time goes on.
TR: The Katrina forecast was extremely accurate, but Rita wound up farther north than initially predicted.
Some of them wound up farther afield, in the global pied-à-terre circuit, where the cynicism runs deeper.
Pettitte had asked a construction worker for help — "Dude, I have to be at a press conference at 10 30; I'm retiring" — but wound up farther away.
Radius of maximum winds are farther from the center than typical tropical systems, and they rarely exceed 74 mph, which is the threshold for a hurricane.
