wind deflection (Meaning)
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wind deflection (n)
the deflection of a projectile resulting from the effects of wind
Synonyms & Antonyms of wind deflection
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wind deflection Sentence Examples
- The wind deflection caused the golf ball to veer drastically to the left.
- Engineers designed the bridge with wind deflection in mind, ensuring its structural integrity during storms.
- Pilots must account for wind deflection when navigating aircraft, especially during crosswinds.
- The archer carefully adjusted his shot angle to compensate for the wind deflection.
- The wind deflection played a significant role in the outcome of the sailboat race.
- Wind deflectors are installed on bridges and skyscrapers to reduce structural vibrations caused by high winds.
- The aircraft's wings were designed to minimize wind deflection, improving its aerodynamics.
- The wind deflection pushed the kite higher and higher into the sky.
- The wind deflection caused the parachute to drift off course, landing in a different field than intended.
- Engineers used wind tunnel tests to study the wind deflection effects on the proposed building design.
FAQs About the word wind deflection
the deflection of a projectile resulting from the effects of wind
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The wind deflection caused the golf ball to veer drastically to the left.
Engineers designed the bridge with wind deflection in mind, ensuring its structural integrity during storms.
Pilots must account for wind deflection when navigating aircraft, especially during crosswinds.
The archer carefully adjusted his shot angle to compensate for the wind deflection.
