Sentence examples for debris picking from inspiring English sources

Within 4 days a new 13-W CFL released about 30% of its mercury, with the remainder appearing to remain trapped in the bulb debris; picking up the glass shards after breakage reduced mercury release by 67%.

"Combustion" looks like a piece of debris picked up amid the remains of a house ravaged by fire.

The north tower was collapsing, and the torrent of debris picked up Mr. Fetter and sent him hurtling along the lobby.

As the debris picked out of the canal grew, Élines Fedenaud, the lucky dry man, scooped it onto a pile to be picked up by a truck later, if it showed up.

In the 1950s he began experimenting with surface and texture and frosted canvases with paint mixed with sand, dust, coffee grounds, and debris picked up from his vacuum cleaner, which was combined with pigment and glue.

Analysis of thousands of small pieces of debris picked up by dozens of policemen revealed that the bomb on Pan Am 103 had been concealed in a Toshiba radio cassette player, and that the clothing used to conceal the device within a suitcase was purchased in Malta.

According to the National Weather Service, a dust devil or whirlwind is "a small, rapidly rotating wind that is made visible by the dust, dirt or debris it picks up," and "it develops best on clear, dry, hot afternoons".

People in Belle Harbor, like others stranded along the Rockaways, a protective barrier for metropolitan New York, must employ heightened watchfulness: firmly chaining down electric generators, hiding priceless cans of gasoline in garbage cans, watching their mountains of street debris be picked over by outsiders eager for someone else's valuables.

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If you leave it uncovered it may get contaminated with food particles or other debris, or pick up the smells from the food in your refrigerator.

Iraqi medics scoured the debris-strewn area, picking up a severed arm and other body parts.