| Their pollens are very heavy and sticky and they are not windborne. |
| The possibility that lightning and windborne debris can affect the plant safety should also be considered. |
| After earning degrees in architecture and engineering, she eventually landed at Louisiana State University's Hurricane Center, where she studied the effects of wind loads on buildings and the aerodynamics of windborne debris. |
| The Panel believes that windborne fines would have an adverse environmental effect. |
| She pictured the diploma — the piece of paper itself, the little embossed seal and the looping signature of the dean — windborne, fluttering out across the empty field behind her house. |
| An advective, or windborne freeze, occurs when a cold air mass moves into the area, and brings freezing temperatures. |
