Sentence examples for dust figure from inspiring English sources

Quartz (Figure 2a), was identified based on bands at 204, 263, 353, 406, 508 and 1064 cm-1, and its source was deemed to have been wind-borne dust (Figure 2b).

Consequently, many iron-tannate dyed materials are brown rather than black, fragile, exhibit physical losses, or in some cases have crumbled to dust (Figure 3). Figure 3 Remains of a Maori cloak and piu piu that has disintegrated in the iron-tannate dyed areas (Horniman Museum).

Overall, some 26 of the 129 phylotypes observed in Air-2 were also among the 133 phylotypes in the indoor dust, but just 7 were seen in the outside dust (Figure 2D).

The image of a speck of dust figures prominently in "Everyday Rapture".

There's beauty in the writing but no exaltation: "through that smoke and dust figures milled as senselessly as the smoke, villagers and soldiers and small scared black pigs like squealing demons at their feet".

Figure 1 shows saw dust, Fig. 2 shows burning of saw dust and Fig. 3 shows SDA used in the present study.

"We'll get some magic dust to figure it out," Torre said.

Her maid, whose pleasure it is to dust the figure, said, "I love to dust him, it's Lincoln, isn't it?" View Article By Lidija Haas By Atul Gawande By Alan Burdick By Larissa MacFarquhar.

We used equilibrium partitioning concepts to explore relationships between concentrations in air and mass fractions in household dust (see Figure 1).

The objects and figures that inhabit the arcades - gamblers, whores, mirrors, dust, wax figures - are to Benjamin emblems, and their interactions generate meanings, allegorical meanings that do not need the intrusion of theory.

For a detailed description of the method, see Supplemental Material, "Bioactivation of Dust Samples" and Figure S3.