Sentence examples for dust below from inspiring English sources

Awards were often created to address crises of morale or disruptive technologies or both, as when the 1942 creation of a medal for airmen prompted grumbles about poor morale among those slogging it out in the mud and dust below, leading to the creation in 1944 of an award for ground combat, the Bronze Star.

A 29-year-old miner, Greenwell had grown accustomed to working in the coal dust below ground in the Parkway Mine in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky.

12 In the Netherlands, they showed that even with dust levels below allowed limits (5 mg/m), there was a reduction in lung function in the workers.

Down below, dust clouds were boiling around a convoy of trucks hauling frack water and equipment on a county road.

Below, dust also covers the floor, which is littered with scraps of paper, receipts and expense statements, blown from offices, including the offices of Cantor Fitzgerald, in the World Trade Center.

We'd place dust monitors below vents, where they'd constantly get fresh air.

At dust temperatures below 35 40 K, the KMC and rate equation method yield the same results within the uncertainties.

Attainment of dust levels below current standards will require more intensive cleaning and lead hazard reduction strategies.

Small grains were found to play an important role for dust temperatures below 25 K and large grains the same for the high temperature range.

Coal often spontaneously combusts in the mine below, sending dust and smoke billowing through gardens and homes.

The analytical procedure used for evaluating the ignition temperature of a dust layer, heated from below and losing heat from its upper surface by convection, is an extension of the thermal explosion model of Thomas (Ref. [8]); namely, that of Thomas and Bowes (Ref. [15]).