Sentence examples for a mixture of ash from inspiring English sources

The rest of Miltonrigg is a mixture of ash, sycamore and sweet chestnut with 1890s oak and beech, and a sizable portion of mid-century conifers.

A mixture of ash and concrete will be put into the 40m (130ft) deep chasm outside The Laurels, in Oakamoor, in April.

Although no examples of pyroclastic flow typical of magmatic eruptions were observed, flows comprising a mixture of ash and gas moved down the slope by gravity (Yamamoto 2014).

This means that large amounts of ballistic ejecta likely occurred several tens-of-seconds after the beginning of the eruption and that initially the eruption plume comprised a mixture of ash and gas that was ejected from the vents.

To simulate, in the laboratory, the ability of several bacterial pathogens to persist in a mixture of ash and water, we inoculated known quantities of each bacterial strain into a 1 5 mixture of ash and water (pH range 9.5 11.5) for set time intervals.

However, detergent powder, ash, a mixture of ash and detergent, and soil from the area outside the latrine or in the yard are all commonly used for handwashing as well, particularly after defecation or after cleaning a child who defecated (Table 5).

This work investigated the preparation of a glass ceramic from a mixture of bottom ash and fly ash by petrurgic method.

Finally, petrurgic method of a mixture of bottom ash and fly ash at 950 °C represents a simple, inexpensive, and energy saving method compared with the conventional heat treatment.

The aluminosilicate source was a mixture of fly ash and rice husk ash while the alkali activating was done by a mixture of NaOH and sodium silicate solution.

Different specimens, made from a mixture of fly ash and rice husk bark ash in fine and coarse form together with alkali activator made of water glass and NaOH solution, were subjected to compressive strength tests at 7 and 28 days of curing.

Floods after a volcanic eruption are a mixture of water, ash, mud and ice; they tend to leave the surrounding countryside covered in ash.