-
Downwinders were
individuals and communities, in the
United States, in the
intermountain West
between the
Cascade and
Rocky Mountain ranges primarily...
- i.e.,
towards the
direction from
which the wind is coming;
leeward is
downwind from the
point of reference, i.e.,
along the
direction towards which the...
- wind), a
craft is
running downwind. A
given point of sail (beating,
close reach, beam reach,
broad reach, and
running downwind) is
defined in reference...
-
approves New
Mexico Downwinders'
inclusion in RECA amendment". KOB.com.
Retrieved 2023-07-31. Gorman,
Steven J. (1990-10-16). "'
Downwinders' to
receive compensation...
- off the wind on
courses between a
reach (wind at 90° to the course) to
downwind (course in the same
direction as the wind).
Spinnakers are constructed...
-
Downwind machines have been built,
because they don't need an
additional mechanism for
keeping them in line with the wind. In high winds,
downwind blades...
-
Downwind is the
third album by
Pierre Moerlen's Gong,
although it was the
first to be
released under that name, the
previous two
having been
released as...
- wind than the
vessel can sail directly. A
sailing craft whose course is
downwind jibes (or "wears" if square-rigged) by
having the
apparent wind
cross the...
- and
opposite the
downwind leg.
Crosswind leg. A
short climbing flight path at
right angles to the
departure end of the runway.
Downwind leg. A long level...
- ISBN 978-1579583941. Carroll, Rory (June 6, 2015). "Hollywood and the
downwinders still grapple with
nuclear fallout". the Guardian.
Retrieved April 17...
