Sentence examples for wind the importance from inspiring English sources
Mr Smith told BBC Radio 4 Today's programme: "At our conference he was talking about the importance of renewables in the mix, the importance of wind, the importance of jobs and securing benefits for renewables.
In fact, it was more closely related to locations exposed to stronger winds stressing the importance of wind exposure estimation.
We all -- small children, parents -- feel the winds of time, the importance of the conversation, the life and death of so much we hold dear hanging in the balance.
Hurricane hazards, public wind pressure databases, and design wind loads are reviewed to indicate the importance of parameters other than wind speed to the building performance.
The strength of our wind cost analyses highlights the importance of gathering simultaneous data from fine scale winds and aerial movements to investigate the complex processes that ultimately derive in a successful long-distance trip.
The strong prevailing winds would seem to emphasize the importance of wind-weighted GIS covariates.
But, the results in this paper show that the relative humidity and temperature are the main metrological variables in the prediction of NO2 and NO x concentrations and the wind importance for NO2 and NO x modeling approximately is 7%.
However, release height and wind speed probably override the importance of spore diameter in determining dispersal range [ 41], and it is also unclear why further dispersal might be more beneficial for dioicous species than monoicous ones.
From the beginning, long gray skinny columns wound on and on, extolling the importance of yacht racing to the national interest, of target shooting to "our laboring citizens".
An official who worked under Emanuel suggested that the White House wouldn't need to "communicate to Rahm the importance of winding things down".
This study reemphasizes the difference in the correlation coefficients of wind loads and wind-excited responses, and highlights the importance of response correlation coefficient (both the value and sign) for the estimations of extremes of resultant response and its absolute value.
