Sentence examples for driving dust from inspiring English sources

It has also expanded our understanding of the processes driving dust emissions over decadal to millennial timescales through linking dust deposits directly to source area conditions.

Coating a record with water before playing it ("wet playing"), a method sometimes purported to reduce popping and hissing sounds, can actually damage your record by further driving dust and dirt into its grooves.

To raise awareness of the risks of driving during dust storms, Arizona's Transportation Department recently invited residents to write haiku on the dangers via Twitter and Facebook.

The dialect words, too, are stunningly rich and evocative: "pooties" (snail shells), "crizzle" (to freeze), "cowslaps" (cowslips), "whirl puffs" (a sudden gust of wind driving the dust into an eddy).

Two lines of evidence argue against a primary role for an activation chain in driving the dust-induced grooming sequence.

All of this lay ahead of us as we set off from the airport on a summer afternoon, driving through the dust and smog of exurban Moscow.

And then – there they were, the cavalry coming to the lone danger's rescue: Todd and Uncle Jack's white-power gang, driving through the dust to take the New Mexico standoff to another level.

At the regional scale, convective instability provides the driving force of dust storm outbreaks.

The wind picked up, swirling the dust and driving it hard into eyes and noses, and anything else exposed.

First hustling for pool shots with Mexicans in Amarillo, then driving out along the dust road with friends to look for poker games.

Our results confirm the interactive role of bioclimate, topography, and dust in driving the geochemical evolution of soils and cycling of nutrients in desert and conifer ecosystems.