Sentence examples similar to wind shortened from inspiring English sources

These nanosilver dressings have superior features compared to the silver sulfadiazine (SSD) dressings in terms of antibacterial properties, wound healing, shortened time of wound clearing and epithelization, and painless dressing change [7].

She adjusted to a persistent wind by shortening her serve toss and trying to keep the rallies short.

Cold weather will extend the scent's life; sun and wind will shorten it.

A strong tail wind can shorten then length of your flight.

DiSalvo made only three runs during the speed meet, which was shortened by wind and rain, taking home a time slip that read 104.

WINTER SPORTS Montillet Takes Downhill Carole Montillet of France won her second straight World Cup downhill race yesterday in Lake Louise, Alberta, on a course that was shortened because of dangerous wind and snow conditions.

By increasing this ΔP up, the underproduction period tends to be shortened and meanwhile the wind turbine's rotor speed can be restored to the MPP more rapidly.

The course was scheduled to be a twice-around, figure-eight style race, but was shortened due to the wind (or lack thereof).

The forecast for high winds is why the Tour has shortened stage 12.

The light, variable winds meant the course to be shortened and Mills and Clark were unable to catch the Kiwis, who stretched into a big lead.

"It was lovely to see a putt disappear," said Rose. "I did some work on Saturday evening with [former British member of the European Tour] Mark Roe over at Royal Cinque Ports, shortened my stroke in the wind and it seemed to work.