Sentence examples for burning dust from inspiring English sources
The burned and burning dust particles act as heat sources and the channel walls act as heat sinks.
There is a smell of burning dust as the elements heat up and turn orange.
As far as the eye could see there was no recollection of human life, nothing that was not covered by a faint sprinkling of burning dust.
"The fire was burning, dust was being kicked up.
They wandered up as I was stomping the burning dust into the ground.
Different dynamic aerosol models (biomass burning, dust aerosol, and aerosol from industrial/urban origin) are used to determine the aerosol optical properties used in the algorithm for different parts of the land.
More severe pulmonary injury has been reported in workers who had close and intense exposure to dust and burning debris (Banauch et al. 2003; Landrigan et al. 2004; Skloot et al. 2004; Wheeler et al. 2007).
Mr. Nissenson envisions the future as an environmental disaster of burning temperatures, dust storms and drought.
Under the "infinite future" view, space may continue much as it is now, with the galaxies drifting farther and farther apart, the stars burning to dust, and the remaining particles possibly decaying into radiation.
On the other side of the gulf, down the road in besieged and impoverished Gaza, Palestinians – young men, mostly, but middle-aged women and children, too – gathered to protest, then ran for their lives in a screaming chaos of burning tyres, dust, sand, teargas and army live-fire.
White smoke for pyrotechnics is more commonly – and reliably – made by burning zinc dust with the organic solvent hexachloroethane and zinc oxide added.
