Sentence examples for dust hours from inspiring English sources

A total of 72 dust days and 711 dust hours occurred in the study area.

Research indicates that ambient air on CAFOs is a significant source of FIB contamination: Wilson et al. (2002) found airborne, gram positive cocci bacteria commonly associated with feces, and similar in size to Enterococcus, in and near open feedlots at concentrations from 10 to several 1000 cfu/m during peak dust hours.

But the longer we were there, with the bad food and the bathing in buckets and the strange bugs and the constant dust and the hours and hours and hours in the monastery, the less energy we had for anything except writing and fighting.

Air sampling was carried out in a coastal city, Heraklion (25°11′N, 35°19′E), on the eastern Mediterranean Sea during a strong Saharan dust event (1430 hours on 24 February through 1300 hours on 25 February).

Here in Thayet, a township caked in dust about seven hours north of Rangoon, the oil rush began in 1989 after a farmer found crude near his land.

In May, a sixty-mile-an-hour dust storm hit Lancaster.

There were midnight dust storms, two-hour waits at fueling stops, broken axles and bumper-to-bumper military traffic on jarringly primitive roads through hostile territory.

The weather during the weekend festivities included torrential rains, a six-hour dust storm and overnight temperatures in the low 40's.

— On the hillside above Evelyn Lake, deep in the southern Sierra Nevada, it was surprisingly easy to tell time: precisely at noon, a loud whoop echoed amid the black-flecked granite and dust, signaling lunch hour for the 17-person crew repairing the trail to the lake.

Total global hours of dust uplift by dry convection are ∼0.002% of the dust-lifting winds resolved by ECMWF, consistent with dry convection making a small contribution to global uplift.

2. Refrigerate for several hours and dust with finely chopped parsley.