Sentence examples for dust effect from inspiring English sources

A striking garnet color, this Bourgogne rouge, too, is endowed with tasty black cherry and spiciness, and its tannins leave a pleasant dusty impression, much like the so-called Rutherford dust effect in cabernet sauvignons from the Rutherford Bench, on the west side of the Napa Valley.

A multilayer flour strainer is used to spread the dust samples uniformly, and an extensive investigation of dust effect on the PV modules is carried out.

The authors investigated the dust effect on the PV module (multicrystalline) performance and the degradation of PV performance due to the deposition of different pollutants and accumulation.

These grain sizes are not found in aeolian and dust effect studies, as they are specific to volcanic tephra fall hazards, however they can impact PV-power generation with eruptions anywhere in the world.

Made in partnership with London-based Studio XO, (who we made a documentary on this past spring), the slip was crafted from a lightweight fibre-optic fabric embedded with high-intensity LEDs, which created a glittering pixie dust effect in the darkened room.

In addition, effects on PEF were measured from the day of ADS exposure until 3 days after exposure because a dust effect on PEF can persist for up to 3 days [ 10].

We propose a methodology to correct for Saharan dust effects on sea surface temperatures derived from the AVHRR sensor.

If the dust effects are ignored (dotted line), the spacecraft potential becomes a little less negative at the ring plane due to the lower electron temperature.

Researchers carried out a study to determine the influence of dust in the aggravated environment of the Greek capital, Athens, and considered that the dust effects are site-specific (Kaldellis and Kokala 2010).

To improve the robustness of the retrieved properties, REGFLEC was modified to 1) correct for aerosol and adjacency effects, 2) consider foliar dust effects on modeled canopy reflectances, 3) include spectral information in the red-edge wavelength region, and 4) exploit empirical LAI estimates in the model inversion.

In silicosis, obstructive impairment in pulmonary function testing is caused by chronic bronchitis as a result of nonspecific dust effects and smoking (LaDou 2004).