Sentence examples for dust emitting from inspiring English sources

Looking at Silvy's daybooks – effectively the day's rushes – in the National Portrait Gallery, scented dust emitting from between their pages, one senses the sheer pressure of numbers, sitters pouring through the studio with their fashionable clothes and period looks.

There is a silver lining to those choking clouds of concrete and plywood dust emitting from the huge renovation of Lincoln Center: A generation of intrepid Juilliard students, who are now practicing amid the cacophony of jackhammers and buzz saws, will be well steeled for the noisy distractions of their future concert audiences.

Unpaved roads, parking lots, or bare land with high abundances of loose clay and silt materials along with frequent mechanical disturbances are the highest dust emitting surfaces.

For the cleaners, this is due to the varying fraction of time spent on cleaning and working under or close to dust emitting machineries from day to day [ 12].

In developed countries, cement industries use more efficient dust control methods, such as enclosure of dust emitting machinery, general mechanical ventilation in the production areas, wet dust suppression during cleaning activities and use of local exhaust ventilation from the crusher and packing machinery [ 17].

However, we soon realized that these are just regular bears covered in cheesy dust emitted from a nearby Doritos factory.

The fading was due, at least in part, to obscuration by dust emitted in the earlier eruption.

A US study published earlier this year found that dust emitted when seeds treated with neonicotinoids are planted causes sub-lethal effects in caterpillars of the monarch butterfly.

But environmentalists worry that by reducing the amount of sulfur and dust emitted from burning coal, blending makes coal more acceptable in the short-term and stalls the conversion to cleaner or renewable fuels.

Now, with the aid of the European Space Agency's powerful Herschel Space Observatory, astronomers have been able to detect massive amounts of cosmic dust emitted from a supernova that became visible almost 25 years ago.

The proposals, which will have to be studied by countries, included setting stricter emission ceilings by 2030 for six major pollutants, including particulate matter (PM) or the fine dust emitted by vehicles and shipping, sulphur dioxide which contributes to acid rain and soil acidification, and nitrogen oxides emitted by road vehicles.