Breathing in a combination of moisture and stone dust over the course of a 10-hour day proved harmful to workers at the company, and many died of tuberculosis, Dr. Carlton said.
With oppressive heat still blanketing the region, some towns cancelled their fourth of July celebrations.A derecho derives its hurricane speed and name (Spanish for "straight") from an extreme combination of moisture, buoyancy, and the movement of hot air beneath colder air.
Storms require a combination of moisture in the atmosphere and convection to drive the storm clouds aloft.
Breathability is a somewhat nebulous term and although manufacturers do not necessarily quantify what this means, it is defined by Forster [23] as 'a measure of a combination of moisture transfer mechanisms' including water vapour permeability and water permeability.
Response surface methodology (RS M based on Box-Behnken design (BBD) was employed to obtain the optimal combination of moisture level (X1: 20–30%), length of heating (X2: 4–12 h), and temperature (X3 °C00–140 °C).
In these whirring engines of cookery the dough is forced through a tube at high pressure with just the right combination of moisture and heat so that it undergoes a chemical reaction, with the proteins in it unwinding and forming a kind of mesh.
The development of simple regression relationships, based on finite element (FEM) analyses of cutting a sandy loam soil by medium deep subsoiler will provide confidential and quick tools to predict the subsoiler draught requirement for any combination of moisture content (w), wet bulk density (ρw) and tillage depth (d).
The combination of moisture from Cristobal and a cold front produced 2.78 inches (71 mm) in a 24 hour period.
Late in its duration, the combination of moisture from Jeanne and cool air resulted in a tornado outbreak that extended from Georgia through the Mid-Atlantic states.
In northern Ireland, a combination of moisture and significantly cooler weather produced several inches of snow across the region, cutting electricity to hundreds.
