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What does WS stand for?

Wind Shear


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Samples in periodicals archive:
The presence of an El Nino can help to suppress Atlantic hurricane activity by increasing the vertical wind shear over the Caribbean Sea and tropical Atlantic Ocean.
He said the ministry had awarded the installation of N208million three low level wind shear alert systems as part of the intending project covered in the budget.
As the flight touched down on the runway there was a sudden wind shear," he said.
Byline: The Associated Press TOKYO -- Investigators said Monday that wind shear may have caused Sunday's crash of a FedEx jet at Tokyo's main international airport, killing the pilot, who was from Oregon, and co-pilot.
But the 'right man Boeing 777s are all equipped with apredictive wind shear system, which would normally delay the approach.
It is also more stable with less turbulence and less wind shear, making it possible to use cheaper turbines.
When wind shear is strong, tropical storms get ripped apart before they can develop into hurricanes.
In both equations, a coefficient is used, which characterizes the average wind shear curve.

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