Sentence examples for dust capture from inspiring English sources

The opening lines of the show's haunting song "Zu Asche, Zu Staub" ("To Ashes, to Dust") capture the era's troubled Zeitgeist: "To ashes, to dust / Taken away from the light / But not just yet / Miracles wait until the last".

Implications of this dust capture are widespread, and may impact the interpretation of the cosmic microwave background data.

The lightweight, mechanical strength, ability to accept color pigments, and extremely low dust capture makes polyurea crosslinked aerogels a strong candidate as a chromatic standard for extraterrestrial missions.

In this case the moistening of the bulk solids is a primary dust minimization effect and the airborne dust capture is a secondary dust minimization effect.

The dust removal mechanism in the CDRS relies mainly on dust separation by the centrifugal force and dust capture by the water surface, with the former playing the more important role.

The mechanism of respirable dust capture using water mist was investigated from classical theory and two phase flow theory, respectively, both of which demonstrated a good dust mitigation effect was achievable.

And, for all our incredulity, he takes us in as we gaze at the God-given constellations of a starry sky, only to be told it's all just dust captured on a windscreen.

In addition, the dust capturing potential of the plant leaves has also been evaluated.

In CDRS, the mechanism of dust removal is mainly depended on a dust separated by centrifugal force and the dust captured by water surface.

Moringa oleifera leaves were found to have the highest dust capturing potential (5.7 mg/cm2), whereas, the lowest was noticed in Acacia nilotica (0.10 mg/cm2).

The aerogel, which is one of the candidates for the dust sample collector, is assessed by arcjet heating tests to examine its behavior when exposed to high-temperature gases, as well as by particle impingement tests to evaluate its dust capturing capability.