Sentence examples for attached dust from inspiring English sources

Other handbags have the added touch of a permanently attached dust bag sagging around their bottoms ($1,898).

The evaluation accounts for the expected development of suspended dust concentrations greater than the dust MEC during the normal pulsing of the bags or cartridges to remove part of the attached dust.

Fresh flowers of Callistemon viminalis were washed under running tap water to remove any attached debris and dust and subsequently with Millipore water three to four times [7].

In that case, C60 is attached to dust grains which are in equilibrium with the UV radiation field, and one can calculate the thermal temperature from the Boltzmann excitation diagram of C60 band ratios.

One of the models that researchers used, which Stellman suggested was based on a "high school chemistry" concept, demonstrated how the old herbicide could have evaporated and attached to dust particles.

Airborne microbes are often attached to dust particles or water droplets from sneezes and coughs or breezes over land or bodies of water.

An infection via the respiratory system with EC attached to dust particles seems very likely in this context.

However, whether B. cereus sl occurs in rain drops as free spores or attached to dust particles remains to be investigated.

The route of infection may be via the respiratory tract with EC attached to dust particles, but further research is needed to confirm this theory.

If chickens are colonized with EC, it can be assumed that EC is also shed in high amounts in the faeces and is therefore also attached to dust particles in the broiler house.

In addition, forest fires and agricultural activities in the contaminated regions of Ukraine and Belarus also release radionuclides to the atmosphere as aerosols or attached to dust particles, which are then widely transported (Konoplia et al. 1992) and are potentially inhaled in adjacent regions.