Sentence examples for But particulate from inspiring English sources
"Folks tend to discount these values as anomalies, but particulate lead release is a normal part of the corrosion process and it is universal (common) in all systems," he wrote.
In modern foundry facilities, exposures to chemicals are remarkably lower than in the past (Bergamaschi et al. 2005), but particulate matter (PM) levels are still well above the concentrations found in ambient outdoor air.
In Europe, a minor fraction of S in particulate form is part of vehicle exhausts, but particulate sulfate is determined mostly by secondary aerosol formation (Viana et al. 2008).
But particulates and ozone remain a problem.
But while particulate traps have been fairly effective in cutting this type of pollution from vehicles, standards to cut NO2 emissions have been a huge failure.
Not only characteristics of granular materials, but also particulate levels of colloids can be studied using image analysis.
Not only does the No Smallest or Largest principle rule this out (see sect. 2.3), but the particulate interpretation seems inconsistent with the Everything-in-Everything principle.
a Observed data from filter samples collected at the MRI, Tsukuba, Japan; b comparison of observed (black) and simulated results (red) for 137Cs; and c similar to b but for particulate 131I.
Vaccination of common carp by direct immersion (DI) or hyperosmotic immersion (HI; direct immersion, preceded by a brief immersion in a hypertonic solution) greatly enhanced the uptake of soluble, but not particulate antigen through temporary disruption of the integrity of the epithelia of gills and skin.
Filter-based collection systems have historically been used mainly with petroleum diesel exhaust, but the particulate fraction is a minor component emitted, mass-wise (U.S. EPA 2002b).
I hope that staying indoors and avoiding milk will reduce the incidences of illness, but radioactive particulates in air, soil and water linger, and may cause sickness and a ravaged environment for years to come.
