On reaching the fairway, the steamer was swept aside by the combined force of wind and tide towards a Cunarder on the adjoining stocks.
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The shock wave hit the wall at a wind speed of 500 mph-- three times the force of winds generated by the worst hurricane .)
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Hopi rock paintings are contrasted with nuclear blasts and rocket launches; the unharnessed forces of wind and water with the mechanistic densities of modern urban life.
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Ralph and Erica incorporated the collective plan into a model _ earth-sheltered to counter the uplift forces of winds and placed high on a grade to be above floodwaters.
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Since the Ice ages, sea levels have receded and the old alluvial fans have been exposed to the erosive forces of wind and water, which have weathered away the conglomerate.
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On that last frost date, start acclimating the plants to life outdoors by moving them outside on balmy days to a location sheltered from the full forces of wind and sun.
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The bows and spars made them subject to the forces of wind, wave, and the prop wash from the towing vessel, with the result that they often did not follow well.
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The force of wind is a large variable because it could either throw the bird off course or push it in the right direction, depending on the direction of the wind.
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City officials who flew around the city in a helicopter say at least 1, 000 home and business roofs are damaged, likely more from fallen trees than from direct force of wind.
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"Recent research here has shown that in strong storms, at around 300 to 500 feet you get tremendous peaks in winds " that can have twice the force of winds at the surface.
