Sentence examples similar to condensation fog from inspiring English sources

Condensation fogged the windshield.

It almost never rains, except under abnormal circumstances, but condensation of fog (called garúa by the Peruvians) provides a limited amount of moisture.

During last year's final between Jo-Wilfried Tsonga and Gael Monfils, condensation from fog caused the white lettering on the court to become slippery, and play was delayed for more than an hour while the court was dried.

Some species, such as the stenocara beetle of Africa's Namib Desert, combine both traits: The insect's back and wings have hydrophilic bumps that encourage condensation from fog; these are surrounded by hydrophobic troughs, which collect the resulting droplets and funnel them toward the beetle's mouth — allowing it to survive in one of Earth's driest places.

Cloud forests are characterized by the presence of clouds or persistent mist -- even in the dry season -- and much precipitation comes in the form of "canopy drip" resulting from the condensation of fog or mist on tree leaves.

There are also reports of aerial wells which supply drinking water in many dry areas, some with piped supplies, but the studies in the Negev would suggest that the process is more likely to have been the interception and condensation of fog or mist, or direct run-off, than dew formation (UNEP 1983).

Resulting condensation will fog your lens and can damage your camera.

Root cause may have been ice buildup due to condensation from heavy fog at liftoff".

"Without that you get fog and condensation".

If the moisture in the cold pool is sufficient, condensation will occur and fog will form.

Particular attention is given to the condensation of zinc without fog formation, followed by in-line refining to SHG.