Sentence examples for wind science from inspiring English sources
Full-scale field tests for a billboard sign are conducted at the Wind Science and Engineering (WISE) field site to provide a benchmark for model scale tests performed in the wind tunnel.
Chronicling Davenport's innovations by analyzing select projects, this popular-science book gives an illuminating behind-the-scenes view into the practice of wind engineering, and insight into Davenport's steadfast belief that there is neither a structure too tall nor too long, as long as it is supported by sound wind science.
The Center instituted the nation's first Ph.D program in Wind Science and Engineering in 2003.
The center offers education in wind science and engineering to develop professionals who are experts in creating designs which deal effectively with problems caused by high winds.
Following the May 11 , 1970 Lubbock Tornado that caused 26 fatalities and over $ (2013 dollars) in damage in Lubbock, the National Wind Institute (formerly the Wind Science and Engineering Research Center or WISE) was established.
And reading a shift in the political winds, science advocates bombarded the Administration with letters, phone calls, and public statements of support for increased R&D spending.
"We are now looking at a potentially serious water problem in west Texas," says Andy Swift, director of the wind-science engineering center at Texas Tech.
The crumbling Food Pyramid and its hip successor (MyPyramid) fell into oblivion yesterday, eroded by the stinging winds of science.
Her dissertation, "Ungovernable Winds: Weather Science in South Asia, 1864-1945," examines the history of state meteorology in India to shed light on imperial governance and scientific future-telling.
Carson's dissertation, "Ungovernable Winds: Weather Science in South Asia, 1864-1945," examines the history of state meteorology in India to shed light on imperial governance and scientific future-telling.
According to the National Science Foundation, only a third of the minority students who begin in the sciences wind up graduating with a science or engineering degree.
